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Manufacturing Mechanical Engineer - UK's No.1 Soap FMCG

VoiceWorks
Glasgow
4 days ago
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Manufacturing Mechanical Engineer – UK's No.1 Soap FMCG

Join VoiceWorks as a Manufacturing Mechanical Engineer in Glasgow. Be part of a leading soap manufacturer, driving production efficiency, equipment reliability, and continuous improvement.


Key Responsibilities



  • Perform die changes, tool setups, and machine adjustments to meet production demands.
  • Diagnose and repair mechanical faults quickly and safely to minimise downtime.
  • Partner with teams to ensure equipment reliability and safety.
  • Execute planned maintenance and condition monitoring to drive performance and reduce breakdowns.
  • Maintain accurate records and documentation.
  • Lead root cause analysis for continuous improvement.
  • Ensure exceptional housekeeping, engineering hygiene, and safety procedures.

Qualifications & Experience



  • HNC/HND in mechanical engineering or equivalent.
  • Proven mechanical engineer with hands‑on experience in high‑speed, high‑volume manufacturing, ideally in soap, personal care or FMCG production.
  • Expertise in pneumatics, hydraulics, pumps, transmission systems.
  • Experience with automated packaging and palletising machinery.
  • Knowledge of GMP‑regulated and hygiene‑critical environments.
  • Familiarity with MMA and MIG welding, machining, turning.
  • Basic understanding of electrical power and control systems.
  • Positive, proactive problem‑solving mindset; excellent communication and teamwork.

Benefits



  • Up to £44,000 per annum + 33 days holiday (including bank holidays) – increases with service.
  • Excellent benefits package: pension, income protection, EAP, physio services, and Death in Service 3× annual salary.
  • Full‑time permanent 38.5‑hr week – 4‑day work week, no weekend.

We value work‑life balance, sustainability and ethical manufacturing. If you are a proactive, hands‑on Mechanical Engineer ready to help scale production from 20 million to 70 million bars a year, apply now.


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