Owen Daniels
Are you ready to take the lead in a high-precision manufacturing environment?
Our client is looking fora Process Leader to play a pivotal role in managing and continuously improving the shell manufacturing process.
You’ll be responsible for driving process stability, product quality, and continuous improvement, ensuring you meet critical production targets and quality standards. This is a hands-on leadership position ideal for an experienced technical professional ready to take the next step — with clear succession opportunities!
Process Leader
Permanent
Competitive Salary
8:30am – 16:30 Monday – Thursday, 8am-14:00pm Friday
Worcester
Process Leader
Job Description
- Lead the control and development of shell manufacturing to improve productivity and ensure Right First-Time performance
- Analyse critical process variables (CTPs & CTQs) to maintain quality and consistency
- Troubleshoot manufacturing issues, apply root cause analysis, and implement corrective actions
- Ensure only approved raw materials are used; liaise with suppliers for quality enhancements
- Audit process adherence and support operator training and sign-off
Process Leader
Essential Experience/Skills/Qualifications
- Degree in Engineering or Material Science is ideal
- Experience in shell systems within investment casting
- Strong practical knowledge of shell room processes (rodding, banding, refractory/binder use, slurry testing, etc.)
- Programming knowledge of Kawasaki robots (preferred)
Process Leader
Company Benefits
- Pension Scheme- matched up to 5%
- 25 days + 8 days bank holiday
- Health Shield cashback plan
- Discount platform
- Group Life cover – death in service
If you feel you’re a good fit for this position, please click ‘apply’
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