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About the Company Our client is a global leader in the design, development and manufacture of specialist high-speed industrial machinery, with an $8.5 billion turnover and operations spanning 41 countries. A business with a genuine pedigree — recognised with The King's Award for Enterprise across international trade, innovation and sustainable development — this is an organisation that combines world-class engineering capability with a strong, people-focused culture. The Role We are looking for a detail-oriented and proactive Production Scheduling Coordinator to join a well-established engineering team in Shipley. This is a pivotal role sitting at the heart of the business, with interactions spanning design, engineering, quality, purchasing, stores, assembly and despatch — making it ideal for someone who thrives on variety, cross-functional collaboration and keeping complex moving parts running smoothly. You'll harness the MRP2 process to coordinate production scheduling across multiple departments, ensuring customer orders and project deadlines are met with precision and consistency. Key Responsibilities Work closely with Sales during the quote phase to provide accurate lead time estimates and ensure Engineering meets target issue dates Verify data integrity of part setups and ensure timely Make/Buy decisions are made by Production Engineering Produce precise production schedules and maintain the MRP Exception Listing Collaborate with Finance to perform standard cost build-ups on Make parts and enable timely release of production work orders Monitor and manage schedule adherence across departments, proactively resolving conflicts or delays Act as a key communication link between functions to ensure seamless order fulfilment What We're Looking For Essential: Proven experience in a production scheduling, planning or supply chain role Competent and confident using MRP2 systems Strong understanding of Bills of Materials and Routings Proficient in Microsoft Office — particularly Excel Highly organised with excellent attention to detail and the ability to work to tight deadlines Strong verbal and written communication skills with the ability to engage effectively across all levels of the business Desirable: Background in an engineering or manufacturing environment Experience working within a complex, multi-department production operation Benefits £32,626 base salary (with annual increase pending to £33,768) Non-contractual company bonus up to £2200 annually 33 days holiday inclusive of bank holidays Flexible start and finish times — 37.5 hours per week with core hours Monday to Friday Competitive pension scheme Westfield Health scheme A genuinely collaborative and supportive working environment within a world-class engineering business If you're a driven scheduling professional looking to make your mark within a globally respected engineering organisation, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today with a full CV or contact the Cubed Talent team for a confidential discussion on 01274 599354.

We have an exciting opportunity for an experienced CNC Machinist to join a well-established, precision engineering manufacturer based in Cross Hills, North Yorkshire. This is a fantastic chance to become part of a highly skilled team within a business that genuinely invests in its people and takes pride in the quality of its work. The Role You'll be working as part of a close-knit machining team on a straightforward day shift pattern, operating and setting CNC machinery to produce high-precision components to tight tolerances. This is a hands-on role suited to someone who takes pride in their work and is looking for a stable, long-term position within a quality-focused engineering environment. Key Responsibilities Programming, setting, editing, operating and monitoring CNC machinery Reading and interpreting engineering drawings and technical specifications Carrying out in-process quality checks to ensure components meet required tolerances Identifying and resolving machining issues as they arise Maintaining a clean, safe and organised work area Contributing to a culture of quality and continuous improvement What We're Looking For Proven experience as a CNC Machinist in a precision engineering or manufacturing environment Ability to program, set, edit and operate CNC machines with confidence Competent in reading engineering drawings and using precision measuring equipment A reliable, conscientious approach with high personal standards Good communication skills and a positive team attitude What's On Offer £17.00 – £18.00 per hour Day shift - no unsociable hours 28 days holiday plus 8 bank holidays (36 days total) Enhanced pension scheme Retail discount scheme Health cash plan Free on-site parking Contributory social club Genuine progression and development opportunities An excellent, supportive company culture where people are valued If you're an experienced CNC Machinist looking for your next long-term role in a quality engineering environment, we'd love to hear from you - apply today with a full CV or contact the Cubed Talent team for a confidential discussion on 01274 599354.

Cubed Talent are proud to be partnering with a market-leading engineering manufacturer to recruit an experienced Quality Assurance Engineer. This is a pivotal role focused on ensuring that business processes and products meet the highest standards of quality, compliance, and customer expectation. Acting as the voice of the customer, you will play a key role in embedding a “Total Quality” culture, driving continuous improvement across manufacturing, assembly, supplier quality, and internal systems. If you’re a technically strong quality professional with a background in mechanical engineering and a passion for process improvement, this is an opportunity to make a visible impact across the business. The Opportunity As Quality Assurance Engineer, you will facilitate business functions to ensure they operate in line with the company’s Quality Commitment and Policy. You will support departments in improving processes, resolving non-conformances, managing supplier quality, and reducing the impact of poor quality. This role combines hands-on investigation, cross-functional collaboration, and systems development — ensuring that quality is embedded into every aspect of the business rather than simply inspected at the end. Key Responsibilities You will promote a “Total Quality” ethos across all business functions, acting as the voice of the customer to ensure process owners are accountable for quality performance. You will investigate internal non-conformances and component failures, resolve customer complaints, and facilitate supplier approvals, audits, and performance improvement initiatives. You will support the development and maintenance of the Integrated Management System (ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001), conduct internal audits, create and review inspection reports, and proactively improve internal systems. Additionally, you will monitor Quality KPIs, support enterprise change management, and provide reporting to inform senior leadership decision-making. What You’ll Bring You will have a minimum HND, Engineering Degree, or equivalent experience in a manufacturing environment, ideally with formal Quality training (e.g., CQI / IRCA). Experience in auditing, mechanical engineering practices, and production techniques such as machining, fabrication, welding, and casting is essential. You should be confident investigating faults, interpreting engineering drawings, and driving process improvements across teams. Experience of ISO systems, Lean tools, and data-driven problem solving will be highly valued. Technical Knowledge & Expertise Working knowledge of ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001 standards Familiarity with mechanical engineering production techniques (machining, fabrication, welding, casting) Understanding of Lean Manufacturing and Quality tools Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings Experience with ERP/IT systems such as IBS or JDE Why Join? This is an opportunity to play a central role in shaping quality assurance within a technically sophisticated manufacturing business. You’ll work across departments, influence process owners, manage supplier quality, and strengthen systems to ensure continuous improvement. Location: Shipley Salary: £39,300 per annum Benefits: Up to £2200 annual bonus Flexible start/finish times Health cash plan Pension scheme 33 days annual leave Opportunity to work within a highly collaborative, improvement-focused environment Ready to drive quality excellence across a precision-led manufacturing business? Apply today with a full CV or contact Jess Heywood for a confidential discussion on 01274 599354.

Recruitment Service Delivery Coordinator 📍 Saltaire & onsite client partners   What's on offer: Guaranteed salary increase within year one - not just a promise, it's written in. Starting salary £28-32k depending on experience. A team bonus scheme that actually pays out. Proper benefits (not just a fruit bowl) - including additional leave, birthday day off, health cash plan, team socials, flexibility where it matters and more. A workplace people genuinely don't want to leave - based at the iconic Salts Mill. An opportunity to work with some of the best employers in the local area. Learning and development for the whole arc of your career, not just your first 90 days. Real progression, not vague "opportunities."   About Cubed Talent: We've been doing this since 1996 - so we know what works. We're an owner-managed specialist agency covering engineering, manufacturing, M&E, clinical healthcare (via our NHS-partnered sister company Indigo), and international recruitment. We're also mid-way through an exciting chapter: transitioning ownership to our Next Generation leadership team as part of a long-term succession plan. In other words, this business has a future - and we want the right people in it. Our base is Salts Mill, Saltaire - one of the most distinctive workplaces in the North of England. We operate across onsite, online and pop-up service hubs, with recruitment support from our offshore team in India.   About you: Experience in recruitment? Helpful, but not the deal-breaker. What matters more: You bring energy, not just a CV. You're curious - about people, industries, what makes things tick. You've got emotional intelligence and can actually hold a conversation. You're resilient. Recruitment isn't always easy - you'll know when it's working for you. You take your work seriously, without taking yourself too seriously.   Next steps: Contact Stella Redgrave-Nevison - stella@indigohealthcare.co.uk or Jess Heywood - jess@cubedtalent.co.uk - or apply online with your CV.

Cubed Talent are proud to be partnering with a market-leading, design-to-order engineering manufacturer to recruit an experienced Quality Control Engineer. This is a pivotal role focused on ensuring machines leave the factory meeting the highest standards of quality, reliability and customer expectation. Acting as the voice of the customer during Factory PDI and Buy-Offs, you will play a key role in protecting product integrity while driving improvements across assembly, supplier quality and internal processes. If you’re a technically strong quality professional with a background in complex mechanical engineering and a passion for continuous improvement, this is an opportunity to make a visible impact. The Opportunity As Quality Control Engineer, you will work within the Assembly Inspection team to ensure final product quality prior to customer testing and sign-off. You’ll support the ongoing development of business processes and product quality by identifying improvement opportunities and helping implement effective change. This role combines hands-on inspection, root cause investigation and cross-functional collaboration — ensuring that quality is built into processes, not just inspected at the end. Key Responsibilities You will ensure final product quality prior to customer testing, acting as the voice of the customer during factory PDI and Buy-Offs, and promoting a culture where process owners take accountability for quality performance. You will drive problem-solving and continuous improvement initiatives, reducing the cost of poor quality, investigating non-conformances, and improving right-first-time performance across assembly and supplied parts. You will support supplier quality and complaint processes, assist Purchasing in developing supply chain capability, and contribute to PPAP and supplier performance management. Additionally, you will monitor and report on Quality KPIs, support internal audits of the Integrated Management System (ISO 9001 & 14001), and provide analysis to inform senior leadership decision-making. What You’ll Bring You'll have a minimum 5 years’ experience within a complex design-to-order engineering organisation, operating within a Quality-focused engineering role. Strong knowledge of root cause analysis and process control techniques, strong working knowledge of mechanical engineering principles and production techniques and experience diagnosing manufacturing faults and non-conformance issues are all important pre-requisites. Ideally you will hold HND (or equivalent) in Mechanical Engineering or related discipline and have formal Quality training (e.g., CQI / IRCA trained auditor) but experience will be considered without formal qualifications. Technical Knowledge & Expertise Working knowledge of ISO 9001 & ISO 14001 fundamentals Knowledge of machining, fabrication, welding, sand/die casting Understanding of SPC and Lean Manufacturing techniques Awareness of electrical and pneumatic systems Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings Why Join? This is an opportunity to play a key role in ensuring product excellence within a technically demanding, precision-led manufacturing environment. You’ll work at the interface of Engineering, Assembly and Supply Chain — influencing quality performance and driving meaningful improvement. Location: Leeds Some travel required (occasional overnight stays) Salary: £49,080 per annum (inclusive of shift allowance) Benefits: Up to £2200 bonus annually Health cash plan Competitive pension scheme 33 days annual leave Free onsite parking Working hours: Double day shift - 6am-2pm and 2pm-10pm rotating. Ready to help deliver engineering excellence through robust quality control? Apply today with a full CV or contact Jess Heywood for a confidential discussion on 01274 599354.

Are you an experienced CNC Machinist (Turner)? Are you looking for a role where you can grow and develop your skills? If yes, this is the role for you! Our client has an outstanding reputation for innovative technologies and delivering first-class quality assemblies and critical components for a number of industries including aerospace.  Due to growth and increased orders, they are now looking to recruit a CNC Machinist for a weekday night shift, based at their manufacturing site in Shipley, West Yorkshire.   Our client is ideally looking for a multi-skilled CNC Machinist but would consider a milling or turning bias, with the opportunity to upskill to become a multi-skilled CNC Machinist. The purpose of the role will be to machine precision components to specification, ensuring a 'right first time' approach to exceed customer expectations.  What's in it for you?  £40,560.00 Per Annum /£19.50 Per hour, which is inclusive of the shift allowance for nights.   40 hours per week with flexible start and finish times between 4:30pm/5:30am over Monday to Thursday. 32 days holiday, inclusive of public holidays, pro rata  Free Parking  Uniform  The Role  Working from drawings and instructions to machine first off's  Setting and operating a range of machines, with Fanuc, Siemens and Heidenhain controls  Quality checking parts using Mitutoyo CMM  Contributing to lean manufacturing and delivering operational efficiencies within their cell Reporting any non-conformance and support the quality department when investigating the root cause Working on batches of 50-110 plus  Working to tight tolerances (Microns)  Machining Aluminium, Inconel, Titanium and Steel  The Candidate  Ideally, hold an Engineering Qualification or have significant experience in CNC Machining  Ability to work from Engineering drawings  Passionate about working to 'right first time' standards  Experience of CNC milling and/or turning  Ability to work in a positive/collaborative culture where continuous improvement is paramount. We are welcoming applications from CNC Machinists who are looking to become key stakeholders in shaping and influencing the business through their passion for engineering. 

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