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We are working with well-established engineering company specialising in advanced machinery for the rubber and polymers industry seeks a talented Project Manager. This role involves overseeing projects from concept through to completion, including bespoke component design, Solidworks drawing generation, and cross-functional coordination to ensure high-quality delivery across varied customer specifications.

This opportunity would suit a meticulous and experienced Project Manager with a passion for bespoke mechanical solutions. Ideal for someone confident in Solidworks, comfortable liaising with suppliers and clients, and looking to make a real impact within a technical, customer-focused environment. Strong project ownership and communication skills are key.

Key Responsibilities

Manage design projects from initial concept through to completion.
Create detailed 3D models and technical drawings using Solidworks.
Liaise with customers, suppliers, and internal teams to ensure project clarity and delivery.
Generate accurate parts lists and project manuals in line with business standards.
Support ongoing engineering improvements and attend review meetings.
In return you'll receive a salary up to £55k and 26 days holiday + Bank Holidays.

So if you're looking for a new Project Management opportunity in the heavy engineering industry, get in touch today with Mark Dorey on (url removed), or call on (phone number removed)

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