Project Engineer 6382

Project Engineer 6382

Location:
Worcestershire

Hours:
Full time

Salary:
£45,000 – £50,000

Key Responsibilities of a Project Engineer

• Evaluate market demands and customer challenges to support product and process development initiatives.

• Implement, test, and deliver training on new technologies and products within the manufacturing environment.

• Collaborate closely with internal teams, external suppliers, and customers to define product specifications and project scope.

• Develop solutions for complementary technologies such as work holding, measurement systems, and feedback devices to enhance machine capability and adaptability.

• Oversee projects from concept through to delivery, ensuring timelines and objectives are achieved.

• Provide technical support and training to Applications Departments across Europe, supporting promotional activity and customer engagement.
   

Key Skills of a Project Engineer

• Previous experience in a project engineering, technical production, or applications engineering role within a manufacturing environment.

• Strong knowledge of machining processes, including milling, turning, and part handling.

• Familiarity with PLC systems and macro programming principles would be advantageous.

• Hands-on background with the capability to manage both small and large-scale projects effectively.

• Excellent communication skills with the ability to liaise confidently with colleagues, suppliers, dealers, and customers.
   

To be considered for this role, please email your CV to zee.powell@first-base.co.uk or call Zee Powell on 01453 755330.
 

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