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Workshop Manager - Electromechanical Manufacturing

Poundbury
5 months ago
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Workshop Manager - Electromechanical Manufacturing

Are you a proven leader in electromechanical manufacturing, ready to take the next step in your career?

If so, our client is actively seeking a Workshop Manager - Electromechanical Manufacturing to join their growing team in Sheffield.

In this Sheffield-based role, you'll play a key part in driving the successful delivery of high-tech automation projects. The business is entering an exciting new phase and is looking for a hands-on leader to ensure workshop operations run smoothly, while delivering complex builds to the highest quality and safety standards.

As the Workshop Manager - Electromechanical Manufacturing

Oversee the mechanical build and integration of bespoke robotic and electromechanical systems
Lead and support a team of engineers and technicians, ensuring productivity and high standards
Coordinate with cross-functional departments to meet project goals and deadlines
Proactively drive quality, safety, and continuous improvement across workshop operations

Required Experience for this Workshop Manager - Electromechanical Manufacturing based in Sheffield:

Proven leadership experience in a workshop or electromechanical manufacturing setting
Strong mechanical/engineering background with hands-on build experience
Ability to manage people, processes, and project priorities in a technical environment
Familiarity with quality control, risk assessment, and standard operating procedures

Are you ready to lead a team shaping the future of industrial automation?

If you're up for the challenge, please send your CV to (url removed) or call (phone number removed)/(phone number removed)

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