Manufacturing Engineer
Posted on Jun 3, 2026 by CV-Library
Burton, Dorset, Dorset, United Kingdom
Manufacturing
Immediate Start
£30k - £52k Annual
Full-Time
Manufacturing Engineer | Christchurch | £52,000
Are you a technically sharp engineer who wants to apply your knowledge where it genuinely counts? This is a structured, varied role within an established business in the aerospace and manufacturing sector, where your precision and problem-solving will directly shape how products are built.
If you value consistency, a clear technical remit, and the chance to keep developing your expertise, this role has a lot to offer.
As a Manufacturing Engineer, you will benefit from:
Early finish on Fridays
Time and a half overtime
Critical illness and life cover
Company sick pay scheme
33 days holiday
Onsite parking
As a Manufacturing Engineer, your responsibilities will include:
Determining the methods, tooling, and processes required to manufacture components accurately and efficiently
Preparing and estimating customer Requests for Quote (RFQ), including labour hours, material values, and tooling costs
Liaising with shop supervisors and customers to resolve technical queries and introduce new products effectively
Producing and maintaining Local Control Documents (LCDs), Process Control Documents (PCDs), and other manufacturing documentation
Appending and amending target working times on process planning sheets in line with drawing or process changes
As a Manufacturing Engineer, your experience will include:
Knowledge of metallic manufacturing processes, including sheet metal forming, welding, and resistance welding
Experience in aerospace sector planning and estimating (composites or machine shop experience would be an advantage)
Strong attention to detail with the ability to break down complex technical requirements into clear cost and time estimates
Good communication skills and the confidence to liaise with internal teams, customers, and subcontractors
A relevant engineering qualification, HNC, HND, or degree level (recent graduates with a strong foundation in manufacturing are encouraged to apply)
If you're looking to build a long-term career in a technically rewarding environment, this Manufacturing Engineer role could be the right next step.
Apply today with an up-to-date CV or call Josh at Rubicon for more information
Are you a technically sharp engineer who wants to apply your knowledge where it genuinely counts? This is a structured, varied role within an established business in the aerospace and manufacturing sector, where your precision and problem-solving will directly shape how products are built.
If you value consistency, a clear technical remit, and the chance to keep developing your expertise, this role has a lot to offer.
As a Manufacturing Engineer, you will benefit from:
Early finish on Fridays
Time and a half overtime
Critical illness and life cover
Company sick pay scheme
33 days holiday
Onsite parking
As a Manufacturing Engineer, your responsibilities will include:
Determining the methods, tooling, and processes required to manufacture components accurately and efficiently
Preparing and estimating customer Requests for Quote (RFQ), including labour hours, material values, and tooling costs
Liaising with shop supervisors and customers to resolve technical queries and introduce new products effectively
Producing and maintaining Local Control Documents (LCDs), Process Control Documents (PCDs), and other manufacturing documentation
Appending and amending target working times on process planning sheets in line with drawing or process changes
As a Manufacturing Engineer, your experience will include:
Knowledge of metallic manufacturing processes, including sheet metal forming, welding, and resistance welding
Experience in aerospace sector planning and estimating (composites or machine shop experience would be an advantage)
Strong attention to detail with the ability to break down complex technical requirements into clear cost and time estimates
Good communication skills and the confidence to liaise with internal teams, customers, and subcontractors
A relevant engineering qualification, HNC, HND, or degree level (recent graduates with a strong foundation in manufacturing are encouraged to apply)
If you're looking to build a long-term career in a technically rewarding environment, this Manufacturing Engineer role could be the right next step.
Apply today with an up-to-date CV or call Josh at Rubicon for more information
Reference: 225194541
https://jobs.careeraddict.com/post/113344694
Manufacturing Engineer
Posted on Jun 3, 2026 by CV-Library
Burton, Dorset, Dorset, United Kingdom
Manufacturing
Immediate Start
£30k - £52k Annual
Full-Time
Manufacturing Engineer | Christchurch | £52,000
Are you a technically sharp engineer who wants to apply your knowledge where it genuinely counts? This is a structured, varied role within an established business in the aerospace and manufacturing sector, where your precision and problem-solving will directly shape how products are built.
If you value consistency, a clear technical remit, and the chance to keep developing your expertise, this role has a lot to offer.
As a Manufacturing Engineer, you will benefit from:
Early finish on Fridays
Time and a half overtime
Critical illness and life cover
Company sick pay scheme
33 days holiday
Onsite parking
As a Manufacturing Engineer, your responsibilities will include:
Determining the methods, tooling, and processes required to manufacture components accurately and efficiently
Preparing and estimating customer Requests for Quote (RFQ), including labour hours, material values, and tooling costs
Liaising with shop supervisors and customers to resolve technical queries and introduce new products effectively
Producing and maintaining Local Control Documents (LCDs), Process Control Documents (PCDs), and other manufacturing documentation
Appending and amending target working times on process planning sheets in line with drawing or process changes
As a Manufacturing Engineer, your experience will include:
Knowledge of metallic manufacturing processes, including sheet metal forming, welding, and resistance welding
Experience in aerospace sector planning and estimating (composites or machine shop experience would be an advantage)
Strong attention to detail with the ability to break down complex technical requirements into clear cost and time estimates
Good communication skills and the confidence to liaise with internal teams, customers, and subcontractors
A relevant engineering qualification, HNC, HND, or degree level (recent graduates with a strong foundation in manufacturing are encouraged to apply)
If you're looking to build a long-term career in a technically rewarding environment, this Manufacturing Engineer role could be the right next step.
Apply today with an up-to-date CV or call Josh at Rubicon for more information
Are you a technically sharp engineer who wants to apply your knowledge where it genuinely counts? This is a structured, varied role within an established business in the aerospace and manufacturing sector, where your precision and problem-solving will directly shape how products are built.
If you value consistency, a clear technical remit, and the chance to keep developing your expertise, this role has a lot to offer.
As a Manufacturing Engineer, you will benefit from:
Early finish on Fridays
Time and a half overtime
Critical illness and life cover
Company sick pay scheme
33 days holiday
Onsite parking
As a Manufacturing Engineer, your responsibilities will include:
Determining the methods, tooling, and processes required to manufacture components accurately and efficiently
Preparing and estimating customer Requests for Quote (RFQ), including labour hours, material values, and tooling costs
Liaising with shop supervisors and customers to resolve technical queries and introduce new products effectively
Producing and maintaining Local Control Documents (LCDs), Process Control Documents (PCDs), and other manufacturing documentation
Appending and amending target working times on process planning sheets in line with drawing or process changes
As a Manufacturing Engineer, your experience will include:
Knowledge of metallic manufacturing processes, including sheet metal forming, welding, and resistance welding
Experience in aerospace sector planning and estimating (composites or machine shop experience would be an advantage)
Strong attention to detail with the ability to break down complex technical requirements into clear cost and time estimates
Good communication skills and the confidence to liaise with internal teams, customers, and subcontractors
A relevant engineering qualification, HNC, HND, or degree level (recent graduates with a strong foundation in manufacturing are encouraged to apply)
If you're looking to build a long-term career in a technically rewarding environment, this Manufacturing Engineer role could be the right next step.
Apply today with an up-to-date CV or call Josh at Rubicon for more information
Reference: 225194541
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