Manufacturing Engineer

Based in Shipley, our client is a globally recognised, market-leading manufacturer with a strong heritage in the design and production of high-performance heat exchange solutions. They operate as part of a multi-billion-dollar international group with a commitment to engineering excellence, innovation, and sustainable manufacturing.  The Role We are looking for a skilled and motivated Maintenance Technician to join a well-established maintenance team. You will play a key role in keeping manufacturing operations running smoothly by carrying out planned preventative maintenance, reactive repairs, and continuous improvement activities across a range of production machinery and equipment. Working closely with the Maintenance Supervisor and wider production teams, you will help drive reliability, reduce downtime, and contribute to a safe and efficient working environment. Key Responsibilities Respond promptly to breakdowns and unexpected equipment issues, minimising impact on production Carry out planned preventative and reactive maintenance on manufacturing machinery Schedule machine downtime with production teams to carry out modifications and repairs Source, order, and track spare parts, ensuring timely fitment upon delivery Analyse equipment history and breakdowns, taking appropriate corrective action Create and maintain technical manuals, drawings, and maintenance records Support departmental KPIs including MTBF and MTTR targets Review and process work orders, equipment drawings, schematics, and calibration records Attend team meetings and contribute to continuous improvement initiatives What We're Looking For Essential: Recognised engineering apprenticeship (time-served) Minimum ONC or City & Guilds Level 3 qualification (or equivalent) At least 2 years' experience within a maintenance department in a manufacturing environment Experience with AC, DC & Servo drives Ability to work both independently and as part of a team Competent in the use of machine tools Good communication, organisational, and time management skills Desirable: PLC fault-finding experience with Allen Bradley and/or Mitsubishi systems Working Hours Night shift: Monday to Thursday - 10pm to 6am Friday - 4pm to 9pm Salary & Benefits £36,500 salary plus £4,106 shift allowance Stakeholder pension scheme with 10% employee contribution Life assurance (x4 annual salary) Health Insurance Free on-site parking Subsidised canteen Discounted gym membership Discounts across hundreds of UK retailers Employee Assistance Programme (mental, physical & financial wellbeing support) Interested? Contact Jess at Cubed Talent for more information or apply online with your full CV.

The Company Our client is an award-winning, established manufacturer and designer of retail display solutions, trusted by some of the world's biggest global brands. With over 130 years of heritage, they operate across UK and international facilities, producing everything from temporary point-of-sale pieces to permanent, bespoke retail installations. They're a business that blends genuine craftsmanship with cutting-edge innovation - and they're growing. The Opportunity This is a hands-on supervisory role at the heart of production operations in Keighley. You'll be the key link between the shopfloor and management - keeping daily workflows running smoothly, driving quality standards, and leading your team with confidence. With some potential travel to their Bingley site, the role offers real variety and the chance to make a tangible difference every day. Key Responsibilities Oversee daily production schedules and workflow across production areas Lead, guide, and develop a team of production operatives Set up and support production lines for smooth, effective operation Monitor works orders and address delays or issues proactively Champion health & safety practices and maintain a safe working environment Uphold quality standards and support continuous improvement initiatives Be flexible to cover for the evening shift supervisor during holidays and periods of absence  What's on Offer circa £30,000 depending on experience (negotiable) 35 days annual leave Progression opportunities Training & development support What We're Looking For Experience in a production or manufacturing environment (print or display industry a bonus) Previous supervisory or team leader experience, or readiness to step into the role Confident, clear communicator who can engage at all levels Ability to read and interpret works orders and understand production materials Proactive problem-solver who thrives in a fast-paced environment Computer literate with good organisational skills Forklift licence and full driving licence preferred; H&S awareness desirable Interested? Contact the Jess at Cubed Talent for more information or apply online with an up to date CV.

About the Company Our client is a global leader in high-speed precision machinery — a business with a world-class reputation, an excellent working culture, and a genuine commitment to developing its people. This is a business where operational leaders are valued, supported, and given the tools to succeed. The Opportunity We're looking for an experienced Team Leader to lead the stores team — overseeing day-to-day operations, driving continuous improvement, and making sure parts reach the production line on time. If you're a hands-on leader who takes pride in running a tight, safe, and well-organised stores function, this is a role worth serious consideration. What You'll Be Doing Leading and managing daily workload for the stores team -receiving, locating, picking and delivering parts to line-side for machine build and sub-assembly Supporting team development: training, safety awareness, risk assessments, SOPs and performance management Attending daily and weekly stakeholder meetings, running team huddles, and maintaining the team board Investigating picking, issuing and stock errors - carrying out spot checks and stock adjustments to maintain parts presentation standards Leading mid-year and year-end stock checks and coordinating WIP checks with the Scheduling Manager Driving 6S and continuous improvement activities to reduce waste and improve operational efficiency Managing HR processes including return-to-work interviews, absence monitoring and disciplinary procedures What We're Looking For At least 3 years' experience in a stores or warehousing role Previous experience in a factory or manufacturing environment Experienced FLT driver with strong manual handling knowledge Confident using WMS scanning systems and MS Office Ability to lead a team, prioritise workload and react to urgent requirements Strong communicator across all levels - verbal and written Familiar with creating risk assessments and SOPs Salary & Benefits On offer is a competitive salary of £38,737 plus: Up to £2,200 annual bonus 33 days annual leave Health cash plan Enhanced pension scheme Life assurance Genuine progression and development opportunities Ready to take the next step? Apply with your CV and we'll be in touch to discuss the role in more detail.

We are pleased to be working with an established, multi-disciplined engineering group to recruit for a software/PLC controls engineer for their specialist automated machinery division. From large-scale industrial facilities to complex turnkey automation projects, our client deliver end-to-end engineering solutions to clients across the UK.    The role We're looking for a skilled Software / Controls Engineer with a strong electrical engineering foundation to join their automation team. You'll develop, modify, and optimise PLC programs and industrial robot systems for a variety of manufacturing and production line applications - working both in-house and directly on customer sites. No two projects are the same. You'll be troubleshooting live systems one day and commissioning new automated machinery the next, collaborating closely with electrical, mechanical, and production teams throughout.   What you'll work with Siemens (TIA Portal / Step 7) Allen-Bradley (RSLogix / Studio 5000) Mitsubishi (GX Works / GX Developer) ABB Robotics Omron SCADA / HMI   What we're looking for You'll have a solid electrical engineering background - whether through a degree, HND, or equivalent hands-on experience - and proven PLC programming experience across multiple platforms. You're comfortable reading electrical schematics, working independently on complex systems, and representing yourself professionally on customer sites. Bonus points for experience with SCADA/HMI development, industrial networking protocols (Profinet, Ethernet/IP, Profibus), safety PLCs, or a background in FMCG, packaging, or manufacturing environments.   What you get Up to £60,000 p.a. Annual salary reviews 33 days holiday (inclusive of public holidays Career progression Training & development opportunities Free onsite parking Uniform provided All workwear supplied Early finish Fridays (8am–5pm Mon–Thu, 8am–2:30pm Fri)   Ready to take your automation career to the next level? Apply with a full CV or get in touch with Jess at Cubed Talent for more information.