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Mechanical Engineer

ASC Connections
Birmingham
2 weeks ago
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An expanding engineering manufacturer, known for producing precision-engineered solutions for high-performance applications, is seeking a Mechanical Engineer to strengthen its growing team. With ongoing investment in technology, people, and manufacturing capability, the company has built a reputation for innovation, quality, and customer commitment.

This is an exciting opportunity for a Mechanical Engineer to drive reliability initiatives, resolve product issues, and influence long-term design and manufacturing improvements. Based in the Birmingham area, the role offers a salary around £45,000+, 33 days annual leave, flexible working hours, and excellent development potential.

Mechanical Engineer responsibilities include –

  • Leading reliability reviews across product design, manufacturing, and customer applications.
  • Driving root cause investigations and 8D reporting for reliability and field performance issues.
  • Managing FMEA processes to identify risks and embed lessons learned.
  • Coordinating cross-functional actions with Engineering, Quality, and Manufacturing teams.
  • Developing and tracking reliability metrics, reporting on risks, actions, and closure status.
  • Engaging with customers through reports, presentations, and on-site technical meetings.


Mechanical Engineer desirable skills and experience –

  • Experience working within a similar role (Product Engineer, Reliability Engineer etc).
  • Proven background in 8D methodology, FMEA and continuous improvement.
  • Confidence working with customers and cross-functional teams.
  • Mechanical engineering education (HNC/HNC) or relevant training.


Mechanical Engineer benefits include –

  • Salary circa £45,000+.
  • Flexible working hours and 33 days annual leave.
  • Supportive and technically focused leadership team.
  • Career progression and professional development opportunities.
  • 33 days holiday, on-site parking, and employee recognition initiatives.
  • Opportunity to lead reliability strategy and make a direct impact on product performance and customer satisfaction.


If you’re looking for a technically engaging role where you can drive reliability, influence design, and support continuous improvement across engineering and manufacturing, apply now via the link in this Mechanical Engineer advert.

Keywords: Mechanical Engineering, Reliability, FMEA, 8D, RCA, Quality, Root Cause, Continuous Improvement, Product Reliability, Field Performance, Weibull, Engineering, Manufacturing, Zero Defects.

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