Mechanical Design Engineer

Basildon
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Mechanical Design Engineer

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Mechanical Design Engineer

Mechanical Design Engineer

Mechanical Design Engineer

Mechanical Design Engineer Required!

Our client is a design and manufacture of specialised process and packaging equipment. They serve a variety of industries, including Pharmaceutical, Aerosol, Coatings and Adhesives offering a full range of services such as designing, testing, supplying, and commissioning the equipment.

Due to ongoing success, they are looking to recruit a Mechanical Design Engineer to produce mechanical designs/drawings for their mechanical systems and equipment.

(Mechanical Design Engineer) - Position Overview

Generating manufacturing drawings and equipment layouts, with supporting mechanical documentation (schedules, [bill of materials], sub-assembly drawings, schematics, etc.)
Maintaining existing mechanical drawings and documentation when existing equipment is upgraded or modified.
Act as a liaison between the drawing office and Mechanical Technicians/sub-suppliers, and work with other departments as necessary to ensure the correct parts are ordered/supplied for assembly.
Liaise with the Drawing Office Manager for the workload to ensure project timelines are adhered to and any deviation is communicated to the project team.
Ensure all mechanical drawings are updated in a timely manner throughout the lifecycle of the project and shared with all relevant departments, along with maintaining current correct revisions in the data-management system (Autodesk Vault)
Assist, where required, with other tasks within the Drawing Office Department, such as enquiry drawings, site surveys etc.(Mechanical Design Engineer) - Position Requirements

Working knowledge in an industrial/design environment of Autodesk products, including AutoCAD (2D), Inventor (3D), Autodesk Vault (User only), although other 3D CAD software knowledge may be considered, such as SolidWorks etc. Experience in drafting standards for BS 8888
Mechanical design experience in a working environment in an industrial design role
Recognised engineering certification/apprenticeship
Good understanding of engineering techniques, including machining, sheet metal, fabrication
Able to interpret equipment assembly drawings and maintain the high-quality finish and
Able to adhere to the requirements of current industry-recognised engineering design standards.(Mechanical Design Engineer) - Position Remuneration

5 working hours per week.
Life cover
Company pension
Christmas Bonus
Paid overtime
23 days + Bank Holidays
£30,000 - £40,000 salary (DOE)

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