5 manufacturing jobs found in London

Job Title: Lean & Facilities Engineer Location: Slough Contract Type: Temporary Are you ready to take the next step in your engineering career? Our client, a leading organization in the manufacturing and production sector, is on the lookout for a proactive and hands-on Lean & Facilities Engineer! Join a dynamic team dedicated to achieving excellence at our Bespoke Stone Centre, where your expertise will play a vital role in keeping operations running smoothly and efficiently. What You'll Do: Lead Maintenance Activities: Take charge of both planned and reactive maintenance to ensure maximum uptime and equipment reliability. Diagnose & Repair: Use your skills to troubleshoot, repair, and adjust machinery, while also coordinating with specialist contractors and service providers when necessary. Manage Records: Keep meticulous maintenance logs, service records, and asset registers to track and improve performance. Drive Preventative Strategies: Implement proactive...

Workshop Electrician – Montrose NES Fircroft are supporting a major oilfield services client in the search for a Workshop Electrician to join their team in Montrose. Role Details Job Title: Workshop Electrician Location: Montrose  Duration: 9 months (strong possibility of extension or permanent hire) Hours: Mon–Thu: 07:00–16:15 Fri: 07:00–12:00 Weekly Hours: 40 Overtime: x1.5 standard OT Saturdays: x2 after 4 hours Sundays: x2 Travel: Some ad-hoc travel may be requiredAs a Workshop Electrician, you will be responsible for the repair, inspection, and overhaul of rig equipment within a busy aftermarket operations environment. You will support critical “rig down” situations and ensure equipment is returned to safe, reliable working condition. This role involves working across a range of equipment. Key Responsibilities Repair, overhaul, inspect, and identify faults on rig equipment. Produce and update documentation (inspection reports, parts lists, etc.). Read, interpret,...

We are seeking an experienced Building Surveyor to support a range of repair, maintenance and improvement projects across Council properties. Role Overview You will manage projects from initial survey through to completion, producing specifications, schedules and reports. The role includes full contract administration, monitoring contractor performance, ensuring compliance with CDM and H&S regulations, and advising internal teams on technical matters. Requirements * Strong experience managing building projects end-to-end * Knowledge of building construction, defects and maintenance * Familiarity with JCT contracts * Working knowledge of building services installations * Excellent written, verbal and IT skills * Relevant degree (essential); RICS/CIOB membership (desirable) Details * Location: Surrey * On-site: 3 days per week * Rate: £400 per day

Want to lead a team that keeps our homes safe, compliant, and high‑quality? We’re looking for an experienced, energetic Repairs Manager to drive excellence across our responsive and cyclical repairs service. If you’re a natural leader with strong technical know‑how and a passion for improving housing services, this is your next big move. What You’ll Be Doing * Leading and motivating a team of surveyors and repairs officers * Making sure repairs are completed right — first time, on time * Driving performance across staff and contractors * Investigating complex building issues (drainage, defects, asbestos, etc.) * Managing budgets, authorising works and maintaining controls * Improving customer experience and solving problems quickly * Using data to influence future investment and maintenance programmes * Collaborating across teams to keep standards high What You Bring * Degree‑level qualification in a construction‑related field * 10+ years’...

We are currently recruiting for a Production / Fabrication Operative to join a well-established manufacturing company in Milton Keynes. This is a hands-on role within a busy workshop environment, ideal for someone with fabrication, production, or engineering workshop experience. You will be involved in the manufacture and preparation of metal components, ensuring production targets and quality standards are consistently met. Key Responsibilities * Fabrication of metal parts and components * Operating workshop tools and equipment * Carrying out quality checks on finished products * Supporting the team to meet daily production targets * Maintaining a clean and organised work area * Following all health and safety procedures Requirements Essential * Previous production, fabrication, or workshop experience * Ability to use basic hand and workshop tools * Good attention to detail and quality *...