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Manufacturing Automation Engineer - Robotic Arms Manufacturing
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- Stockport, Greater Manchester
- Permanent
- Full Time
- £50,000 - £55,000 Per Annum
Job Description
A leading engineering organisation is seeking a Manufacturing Automation Engineer to support the implementation of advanced automated welding and assembly systems. With significant investment in capital equipment and technology, this role will play a key part in modernising production through robotics, automation, and process optimisation within a complex manufacturing environment.
They are looking for a manufacturing engineer who has previous experience working with Robotics.
This role is ideal for an Automation Engineer with strong experience in robotics and PLC-controlled systems who enjoys delivering tangible improvements on the shop floor. It suits someone who thrives on introducing new technology, leading automation projects, and working cross-functionally to drive efficiency, quality, and innovation in manufacturing processes.
Key Responsibilities
Identify and deliver automation opportunities across manufacturing operations.
Lead installation, commissioning, and integration of robotic and automated systems
Develop and optimise robot programs and PLC-controlled processes.
Conduct cost-benefit analysis and support capital investment decisions.
Drive continuous improvement using data analysis and Lean methodologies.
The company has offered a great package for the role, including a salary of £50,000-£55,000. In additional to this, the company also offer 7% pension contributions, Life Assurance, Sick Pay and a generous 25 days annual leave +8 bank holidays.
If you are interested in helping to implement a significant round of investment, click apply, send an update CV to (url removed) or give Conor a call on (phone number removed)
They are looking for a manufacturing engineer who has previous experience working with Robotics.
This role is ideal for an Automation Engineer with strong experience in robotics and PLC-controlled systems who enjoys delivering tangible improvements on the shop floor. It suits someone who thrives on introducing new technology, leading automation projects, and working cross-functionally to drive efficiency, quality, and innovation in manufacturing processes.
Key Responsibilities
Identify and deliver automation opportunities across manufacturing operations.
Lead installation, commissioning, and integration of robotic and automated systems
Develop and optimise robot programs and PLC-controlled processes.
Conduct cost-benefit analysis and support capital investment decisions.
Drive continuous improvement using data analysis and Lean methodologies.
The company has offered a great package for the role, including a salary of £50,000-£55,000. In additional to this, the company also offer 7% pension contributions, Life Assurance, Sick Pay and a generous 25 days annual leave +8 bank holidays.
If you are interested in helping to implement a significant round of investment, click apply, send an update CV to (url removed) or give Conor a call on (phone number removed)