Deputy Engineering Manager - Fylde, United Kingdom - Service Care Solutions

Description

We are currently partnering with an established and privately owned design and manufacturer of products into the Aviation industry sector to identify and recruit a Deputy Engineering Manager (Design & Manufacturing)

This is an exciting time to be joining this established business, who have developed an extensive track record of developing and supporting a range of innovative products into the Commercial Aviation sector, including major aircraft manufacturers and operators world-wide.

The successful candidate will have a defined career progression opportunity to the position of Engineering Manager and play a pivotal role in the ongoing growth of the business and introduction of new products to market.

Main Responsibilities:
Collaborate closely with cross-functional teams to ensure designed products are fit for purpose, meet relevant Aerospace Standards/Approvals and can be manufactured within designated Manufacturing parameters

Ensure Engineering activities are delivered in line with company procedures and assist in the development of improved processes to facilitate the success of future projects.

Alongside the Engineering Manager, provide technical advice and guidance to both design and manufacturing teams with regards to technical compliance and product safety
Review and approve technical documentation, including design reports, drawings, flight test plans, and other product / project technical documentation
Foster a culture of continuous improvement with the ability to implement best practice and process improvement
Identify opportunities for cost reduction without compromising quality and/or performance
Participate in regular cross-functional meetings to address challenges and drive improvements and innovation
Work closely with Quality and Senior Management to ensure relevant Design Certifications and Approvals are maintained including the implementation of Technical Changes and Revisions as required / appropriate


Key Experience Requirements:
Ideally educated to Degree level in a technical discipline (Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering or similar), with a strong understanding of Mechanical, Electrical and Electronic disciplines and "how things work"
Previous Experience working within Aerospace Design & Manufacturing environments
The ability to work across a multi-disciplinary team, including Design, Quality and Manufacturing
In-depth understanding of aerospace industry standards, regulations and best practices, including TSO and DO-160
Demonstrable ability to implement process improvements and drive best practice
Strong problem-solving skills, with the ability to "think outside of the box