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Due to an increase in demand, we are looking to recruit a Production Operative to join a busy and growing manufacturing team within a well-established British manufacturer based in Knaresborough. As the UK's leader in their field, they utilise their experience of more than 60 years, combined with the latest technologies, to offer robust, flexible products and systems and unique solutions to their customers needs. It's an exciting time to join this business, having recently expanded their operations and product offering - the business is committed to growth and development and with that, comes opportunities for their employees. This is a hands-on role supporting the smooth flow of goods through the warehouse, from receipt to dispatch. You will play a key part in ensuring stock is handled accurately, safely, and efficiently. Key responsibilities include: Receiving deliveries, unloading vehicles, checking goods for damage or discrepancies, and signing for items Moving and storing stock correctly and safely within the warehouse Picking items accurately to fulfil customer orders Packing, labelling, and preparing orders for dispatch Loading finished goods onto delivery vehicles Supporting stock management through regular stock takes and reporting discrepancies Operating warehouse equipment such as trolleys, pallet trucks, and forklifts (training provided if required) Maintaining a clean, tidy, and safe working environment at all times About You You will be a reliable and organised individual who enjoys working in a practical, fast-paced environment. You will take pride in accuracy, teamwork, and maintaining high standards. Essential skills and qualities include: Able to lift and move heavy and large items around the warehouse Strong attention to detail and accuracy Ability to work well as part of a team with clear communication skills A forklift truck licence would be advantageous but not essential A flexible approach to work and willingness to support different tasks as required What’s on Offer Permanent, full-time role with day shifts only Day shift only – no weekends - 8:30am - 5pm Monday to Friday Opportunity to join a growing and ambitious business Training and development opportunities If you are looking for a stable role within a supportive team and enjoy a hands-on warehouse position, we’d be pleased to hear from you. Apply online with your full CV or contact Alex Hadley on 01274 599354.

We are recruiting an experienced Electrical Assembly Team Leader to lead and manage a busy electrical assembly and sub-assembly function within a World Class manufacturing environment. This is a hands-on leadership role focused on safety, people management, delivery of production targets, and continuous improvement. Our client is a Global leader in the design, development, and manufacture of high-speed metal forming and finishing machinery, with an $8.5 bn turnover, a reputation for excellence and operations in 41 countries. They have proudly achieved The Queen’s Awards for Enterprise for their international trade, innovation and sustainable development. In this role, you will be responsible for leading both permanent and temporary staff, ensuring production plans are met efficiently, safely, and cost-effectively, while driving a strong culture of lean manufacturing and operational excellence. Key Responsibilities Lead and manage the electrical assembly team to deliver daily and weekly production plans Champion health & safety, ensuring all work is completed using appropriate risk assessments and safe systems of work Maintain a safe, organised, and efficient working environment, driving 6S standards and daily audits Manage manpower, resources, and materials to ensure contracts start on time and shortages are highlighted early Drive continuous improvement initiatives to reduce waste, improve efficiency, and control costs Coach, train, and develop team members, including responsibility for engineering apprentices Manage sickness, absence, return-to-work interviews, and disciplinary processes in line with company policy Resolve production and electrical issues as they arise, supporting programme delivery Ensure drawings, documentation, components, and electrical materials are available to meet build schedules Maintain adequate stock levels of electrical components and wiring Communicate effectively across all levels via reports, briefings, presentations, and investigations Complete appraisals accurately and on time and maintain production and attendance records Be flexible and support other areas of the business as required About You You will be a proactive, safety-focused leader with a strong background in electrical assembly or engineering manufacturing environments. You'll have: Proven experience as a Team Leader, Supervisor, or Manager in a manufacturing or engineering environment Strong background in lean manufacturing and continuous improvement Experience managing performance in a KPI- and deadline-driven environment Excellent people management skills, including handling difficult situations Solid understanding of assembly production systems and manufacturing philosophies (Lean, JIT, cellular manufacturing, value stream mapping) Experience working with MRP / ERP systems Apprentice-trained mechanical or electrical engineer or equivalent technical qualification Experience in a unionised environment Skills & Personal Attributes: Safety-first mindset Enthusiastic, organised, and methodical with strong attention to detail Confident communicator and effective leader Pragmatic problem solver with a “can-do” attitude Forward-thinking and passionate about excellence and continuous improvement Computer literate and comfortable producing reports and production documentation Flexible, supportive, and resilient under pressure What’s on Offer: A salary of £43,586  Annual bonus of up to 15% of salary (up to £6537) 33 days leave BUPA health insurance Health cash plan Enhanced pension  Staff council  Life assurance   If you are looking for a key leadership role within a stable and growing manufacturing organisation, this could be the perfect opportunity for you. Don't miss this rare chance! Get in touch today: apply online | jess@cubedtalent.co.uk | 01274 599354

Bench Hand / Quality Inspection & Assembly Technician Location: Shipley Salary: £29,750 Hours: 37.5 hours per week Monday–Thursday: 6:00am–2:00pm Friday: 6:00am–11:30am About the Company We are proud to be recruiting on behalf of a global leader in the design, development, and manufacture of high-speed metal forming and finishing machinery. With operations in 41 countries and a turnover of $8.5bn, this organisation is renowned for excellence, innovation and sustainability—proud recipients of The Queen’s Awards for Enterprise in International Trade, Innovation and Sustainable Development. The Opportunity An exciting opportunity has arisen for a skilled Bench Hand to join our prestigious engineering client in Shipley. This role plays a crucial part in ensuring that high-quality products are precisely assembled, inspected, and tested to meet strict industry and customer standards. Key Responsibilities As Bench Hand, you will: Inspect components and assemblies to ensure compliance with quality standards Assemble and test products on the workbench using hand tools and technical processes Read and interpret complex engineering drawings to fit, deburr, and finish parts Record inspection data and ensure accurate documentation Provide constructive feedback to the continuous improvement team Perform effective end-of-shift handovers to ensure workflow continuity Maintain a clean, safe, and organised workbench area Adhere to company quality procedures, safety regulations, and production targets About You To succeed in this role, you will need: Proven experience in bench fitting, assembly, or precision hand skills within an engineering environment Strong knowledge of quality systems, procedures, and inspection methods Ability to read engineering drawings and technical specifications Excellent attention to detail with strong problem-solving abilities Good communication skills and a proactive mindset Ability to work independently and as part of a collaborative team

Project Engineer Location: Bradford, West Yorkshire Salary: £65,000 Contract Duration: Minimum 3 months, likely to be extended with the possibility to become permanent About the Company Our client is one of the UK’s leading names in mechanical and electrical engineering. They support a wide range of industries, delivering specialist projects within the infrastructure and nuclear sectors. They have grown significantly over the last few years with 2026 set to be a record breaking year for the business working within  these sustainable sectors. Role Overview As a Project Engineer, you will be responsible for ensuring assigned projects are engineered to specification and delivered in line with planned costs, programme requirements, and quality standards. This role involves close collaboration with management, procurement, commercial teams, and wider project personnel to ensure successful project delivery. Key Responsibilities Ensure project engineering activities meet the required specifications, budget, programme, and quality standards. Work closely with the Operations Manager  and Project Manager  to manage any re-engineering or variations in accordance with client processes. Liaise with procurement, commercial, and project teams to maintain alignment across all phases of delivery. Engage fully with the production team to ensure products are delivered on time, within budget, and to the highest quality. Ideal Candidate Previous experience as a Project Engineer within electrical or mechanical engineering. Strong communication skills and the ability to work effectively across multidisciplinary teams. Proven ability to manage project variations, schedules, and technical requirements. To Apply For an immediate interview, please contact Kelly Busfield on 07867 755998.  

Cubed Talent are proud to be recruiting an exceptional Procurement Manager to join a market-leading engineering and machine tool manufacturer. This is a high-impact leadership role where technical procurement, supplier strategy, and people development come together to support complex, precision-led manufacturing operations. If you’re a proactive, technically fluent procurement leader who thrives in high-spec engineering environments, and you’re ready to shape a capable, modern and professional procurement function, this role offers the ideal platform. The Opportunity As Procurement Manager, you will drive sourcing strategy across precision mechanical, electrical, software and automation components, working with cutting-edge technologies and advanced manufacturing suppliers. You’ll act as the key interface between Procurement, Engineering, R&D and Production, ensuring supply solutions align with product development and long-term operational goals. Alongside your strategic remit, you’ll lead and develop a team of Senior Buyers, Buyers and Purchasing Administrators, embedding best practice, developing capability and ensuring operational excellence across multi-site operations. Key Responsibilities Strategic Sourcing & Category Leadership Develop and execute sourcing strategies for precision-engineered mechanical, electrical and software-integrated components. Identify, assess, and onboard suppliers with advanced capabilities such as CNC machining, robotics, automation systems, and high-spec fabrication. Drive category strategies that support innovation, cost optimisation, and long-term supply resilience. Supplier Management, Negotiation & Compliance Lead complex negotiations with global suppliers, securing competitive pricing and quality assurance for high-value engineered components. Manage supplier risk, compliance and sustainability across an international supply base. Conduct supplier audits, performance reviews, and development initiatives to strengthen quality and continuity of supply. Cross-Functional Collaboration Partner with Engineering, R&D and Production teams to ensure procurement aligns with product lifecycle, new product development and technical requirements. Support design-for-purchase considerations during early product development. Act as a trusted advisor, translating technical needs into robust sourcing strategies. Cost & Risk Management Lead cost-reduction initiatives through value engineering, strategic negotiations and supplier-led innovation. Monitor global market trends, emerging technologies and geopolitical risks to inform sourcing strategy. Build proactive mitigation plans to protect supply continuity and commercial stability. Systems, Process & Digital Optimisation Enhance procurement workflows through ERP (e.g., SAP, Oracle), PLM and e-sourcing tools. Ensure all procurement processes are efficient, compliant, transparent and aligned with internal governance and external regulations. Team Leadership & Development Lead, mentor and develop a team of Senior Buyers, Buyers and Purchasing Administrators. Set clear objectives, monitor performance and build a culture of continuous improvement. Foster collaboration across procurement and wider business functions. What You’ll Bring Degree in Engineering, Supply Chain or related discipline (CIPS preferred). 5+ years’ experience in procurement within advanced or high-tech manufacturing. Proven success sourcing precision-engineered components and managing complex supplier contracts. Strong understanding of manufacturing processes, tolerances and quality standards (ISO etc.). Experience of global sourcing, supplier audits and contract law. Proficiency with ERP/MRP systems and modern procurement tools. Skills & Personal Attributes Strategically minded with strong technical fluency. Excellent negotiation, influencing and conflict-resolution skills. Effective stakeholder engagement across engineering, operations and finance. Commercially astute with robust risk management capability. Strong leadership skills with a passion for developing people and teams. Ambitious, driven, and skilled at achieving challenging targets. Why Join? This role offers the chance to lead procurement at the heart of a technically demanding, innovation-driven engineering environment. You’ll shape supply strategies, influence new technologies, and develop a high-performing team—while enjoying a strong reward package: £65k salary + up to 15% bonus 33 days annual leave Flexible working hours Bupa health insurance & health cash plan Enhanced pension Life assurance Ready to lead procurement in a business where engineering excellence starts with you? Apply today with a full CV or contact Jess Heywood for a confidential initial chat on 01274 599354.

CNC Turner| Day Shift| 40K per annum| Permanent position Salary:£40,000 per annum Hours: 38.5 hours per week Location: Bradford, West Yorkshire Cubed Talent is partnering with a long-established engineering business operating from a modern 70,000 sq ft facility on the outskirts of Bradford. The company comprises three divisions — Automotive, Engineering, and Aire Erosion — all working together to deliver precision components and engineered solutions. The Engineering division specialises in industrial engineering, gear manufacturing, and precision CNC machining, underpinned by a commitment to quality, service and long-term partnerships. They are recruiting a CNC Turner to manufacture precision components from billet through to final component. What’s in it for you Competitive salary up to £40,000 Day shift Mon- Fri (38.5 hours per week) Modern, well-equipped engineering facility Opportunities for skill development and progression Supportive and collaborative working environment The Role Program, set, and operate CNC Turning machines using FANUC control systems Machine components from billet to fully finished part Work to tight tolerances ensuring consistent, high-quality output Interpret engineering drawings and work with minimal supervision Carry out in-process inspection to maintain quality standards Maintain a clean, safe, and efficient workspace Collaborate with colleagues and contribute to process improvements What you will bring to the role Proven experience as a CNC Turner within a precision engineering environment Strong working knowledge of FANUC programming and operation Ability to read and interpret technical drawings Skilled in working to tight tolerances and quality standards Excellent attention to detail and problem-solving ability Able to work independently and as part of a team For an immediate interview, please apply online or call 01274 599354

Mechanical Engineer Location: Shipley Salary: £39,300 + Excellent Benefits Hours: Flexible Start/Finish Times Contract: Permanent Benefits Include: • Enhanced Pension Scheme • Health Cash Plan • Non-Contractual Annual Bonus • Life Assurance We are partnering with a well-established and highly respected engineering organisation specialising in the design and manufacture of complex, high-precision machinery used globally. Due to ongoing growth, they are seeking a Mechanical Engineer to join their team in Shipley. This is a key role, responsible for interpreting customer specifications and designing bespoke machinery solutions. You’ll create detailed 3D models and 2D manufacturing drawings, generate accurate BOMs, and provide technical support across Engineering, Manufacturing, Sales and after-sales functions. Key Responsibilities: • Interpret customer requirements and ensure machine orders are issued into manufacture on-time and in-full • Produce 3D CAD models and 2D technical drawings (components, assemblies, installation, pneumatic/hydraulic circuits, etc.) • Generate and maintain BOMs in both MRP and PLM systems • Support ongoing design improvements and product development • Assist Manufacturing, Assembly and Quality teams during build and testing stages • Provide technical input to Sales and Project Management for quotations, specifications and customer discussions • Assist with document creation, machine manuals, SOPs and ECNs About You: • Apprentice-trained Mechanical/Manufacturing Engineer • HNC/HND or Degree in Mechanical / Manufacturing Engineering • Strong 3D and 2D CAD skills – ideally Siemens NX • Experience creating detailed BOMs and using MRP/PLM systems • Knowledge of BS8888 standards and design for manufacture principles • Excellent communication skills and the ability to work to tight deadlines • A meticulous, organised approach with strong problem-solving ability Previous experience in special purpose machinery is beneficial but not essential. If you’re an ambitious Mechanical Engineer who takes pride in high-quality engineering and wants to join a supportive and forward-thinking team, we’d love to hear from you. Apply now with your CV or contact Jess at Cubed Talent for a confidential discussion on 01274 599354.

We’re inviting applications for a large number of new, full-time roles with one of the UK’s leading names in mechanical and electrical engineering.   Why You’ll Love Working Here Long-term, stable work – enjoy full-time, long term temporary work with great pay and consistent hours Excellent rates of pay starting from £13.46/hour (£26,247/year), rising to £14.45/hour (£28,177/year) Four-day working week – giving you more time for family, friends and life outside work Overtime available and paid at a premium rate Career growth built in – get certified through Vocationally Recognised Certifications (VRCs) and move up through pay grades Potential for permanent employment for high performers Work with a trusted, respected host company – a fast-growing organisation with deep roots and a strong reputation Location & Hours Location: Shawcross, Dewsbury Typical Hours: Mon–Wed: 07:00–17:00 Thu: 07:00–16:30 We know life isn’t one-size-fits-all. Our client is happy to discuss flexible hours to support parents, carers, and anyone with outside commitments. Inclusivity matters here. What You’ll Be Doing You’ll be part of a skilled, close-knit team working on high-quality mechanical and electrical assemblies: Assembling parts using hand tools and machinery Reading and following detailed technical drawings Producing components and sub-assemblies Maintaining a safe, organised workspace Ensuring accuracy and top-quality results What We’re Looking For You don’t need to be an expert — just motivated and eager to learn. We provide full training where needed! Experience in assembly or a hands-on production role Ability to use tools and follow drawings Strong attention to detail and teamwork skills A positive attitude and willingness to grow Ready to Take the Next Step? If you’re looking for secure, well-paid, and meaningful work with room to grow, this is the opportunity for you. Apply online today with your up-to-date CV, and we’ll be in touch to arrange a site visit and introduction.