3 ergonomist jobs found

Ergonomics Specialist Location: Broughton, Chester (Onsite) Working Pattern: 35 hours per week, flexible across 4.5 days Rate: £53.22 Per Hour PAYE or £71.19 Per Hour Umbrella Security Clearance: BPSS+ (completed by Airbus Security) About the role Guidant Global is working in partnership with Airbus to recruit an Ergonomist to join a highly influential Manufacturing Engineering function based at the Broughton plant. This is an exciting opportunity to play a pivotal role in shaping how people interact with complex manufacturing systems. You'll work at the heart of wing manufacturing, influencing both existing and future tooling, processes and product development-ensuring health, safety, efficiency and human performance are designed in from the outset. You'll be part of a close‑knit ergonomics team with strong links across Operations, Design Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Quality and Health & Safety. Your work will have real, visible impact across the site and...

Job Title: Manufacturing Methods - Production - Process Engineer Location: Derby Hours: Monday to Friday days 37hrs per week on site Duration: 12 month plus contract Rate: up to £50k equiv. Benefits: 33 days paid holiday (inc 8 B/ Hols), pension options, 2 week notice period, free parking, great on site facilities Purpose of the job Defines the manufacturing process and associated equipment for a new product, taking into account the industrial policy, existing standards and constraints of the project. responsibilities During specification and preliminary design phases: Gather Industrial requirements Engineering has to comply with, during product specification and design. Explain them to Engineering. Participate actively to the product design in co-engineering mode, using appropriate methodologies. Design the macro-process, based on standard SMP. Prepare introduction of new technologies if need be, with associated process validation plan. Identify needs of specific...

Human Factors Engineer – Physical Controls Gaydon, Warwickshire (2–3 days on-site per week) 12-month contract Rate: Negotiable (DOE)  An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Human Factors Engineer to support the development of physical user controls within a leading automotive engineering environment. This role focuses on ensuring that human factors, ergonomics and usability principles are embedded throughout the development of physical user interfaces, working closely with engineering, UX and product teams. Key Responsibilities:  Support the development, cascading and ownership of Human Factors requirements for physical user controls Analyse quality and usage data to support requirement development and issue resolution Provide Human Factors input into the development of new physical user interfaces Support the timely completion of Human Factors assessments (e.g. human error, workload) Complete requirement testing, reporting and documentation Support issue resolution through...