Workshop Manager

CV-Library
Crankwood, Greater Manchester
12 months ago
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We are working with an established systems integrator who supply the Food/Beverage markets. Based in the North West, they are currently on the hunt for a dedicated and experienced Workshop Manager to supervise their small control panel build team.

Workshop Manager

£37,000 - £50,000 + 10% Bonus, Pension, Healthcare

Join an established and stable systems integrator

Great opportunity to diversify your job role

Training and development opportunities on offer

Lancashire. Ref: 23789

Workshop Manager - The Role:

Manage the day-to-day operations of the control panel build team

Supervise and update electrical drawings and documentation

Maintain a safe workshop

Oversee the build-up and testing of all cabinets

Organise the transport of equipment and electrical panels to and from site

Responsible for monitoring and purchasing stock required for panel manufacturing

Take charge of Health & Safety in the workshop and on site

Handle project documentation, including RAMS and permits

Workshop Manager - The Person:

Completed a 3-year apprenticeship (ONC, HNC is a plus)

A minimum of 2-3 years' experience in managing a workshop

Previous experience of maintaining workshop inventory and purchasing required

The ability to read and understand Electrical & Mechanical drawings

Knowledge in conveyor and robot systems ideal

As a Workshop Manager, you will receive a competitive salary up to £50k and benefits package. You will also have the opportunity to work with leading-edge technologies and be part of a multinational environment that provides opportunities for skills development and career growth.

This position would suit a Manufacturing Manager, Control Panel Manager or Supervisor or a Manufacturing Engineer looking for a progressive opportunity. Experience of control panels that house Drives, PLC & safety equipment is essential.

For further information call Sharon Hill

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