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Composites Project Manager

Towcester
1 week ago
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Composites Project Manager
Northamptonshire
£80,000

Opportunities likes this do not come around often… You will be at the forefront of challenging all of the current processes, layouts & equipment used to create a brand-new facility offering the pinnacle of composite manufacturing. This is your opportunity to deliver a full cradle to grave project that is going to make shockwaves in the industry.

The business;

You will be joining an engineering business at the peak of their industry. They are a global name that offer some of the best benefits out there. This would truly be an opportunity to work in an elite team of likeminded individuals and given autonomy on this project to challenge the status quo…..what else could you want? In terms of benefits, the list is extensive in this exciting team, including the facility, equipment, excellent salary, bonus scheme, healthcare, pension, and free lunch to name a few.

The role;

You will be involved in developing a brand new composites facility, implanting brand new equipment, technology and processes. It is important to bring the whole team on the journey, so listening to current frustrations on the shopfloor and making improvements so it optimises everyone's day to day! The overall goal is to create a facility that can produce even higher quality parts, faster and more efficiently.

What we need from you;

Previous composites facility build / facility development / composite manufacturing improvement experience
Continuous improvement / lean manufacturing mindset
Strong composites manufacturing knowledge
Experienced with stakeholder management / engagement

Do not miss out on this one! Click apply and Chris Smith will be in touch with all the details. It is a big role that requires all of the above, so any supporting documentation on previous projects would definitely support your application

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