3 ergonomist jobs found

EHS Specialist (Contract) Newcastle Upon Tyne 3-Month Contract Up to £33.00 per hour Pertemps is recruiting on behalf of a leading engineering and manufacturing organisation for an experienced EHS Specialist to support their site in Newcastle on an initial 3-month contract. This is an excellent opportunity for a Health, Safety & Environmental professional to join a busy operational environment and play a key role in driving safety standards, ensuring compliance, and supporting continuous improvement initiatives across the site. Key Responsibilities Promote and maintain a strong Environmental, Health & Safety culture. Conduct workplace inspections, audits, and risk assessments. Assist with the development and implementation of safe systems of work and EHS procedures. Deliver EHS guidance and training to employees and management teams. Investigate accidents, incidents, and near misses, implementing corrective actions where required. Ensure compliance with current...

Join Jaguar Land Rover's Electrical Propulsion Manufacturing Centre (EPMC) and support the launch of next-generation electric propulsion products. We are recruiting Product Coaches to help deliver new products into production to quality, cost, and timing targets. Pay & Working Hours £16.39 per hour basic rate Hours: Monday-Thursday 07:00-15:30, Friday 07:00-14:30 Overtime available with excellent ratesPlease note there may be a waiting period between application, induction, and start date due to site requirements. The Role You will act as a subject matter expert during product launch, supporting prototype and launch builds, creating work instructions, delivering operator training, and coordinating issue resolution. On completion of launch activity, the role may transition into a production associate position with no change to terms and conditions. Key Responsibilities Support prototype, launch, and vendor build activities Write and maintain operator work instructions...

Job Title: Manufacturing Engineering Process Engineer Location: Gloucester Pay Rate: Negotiable Contract length: 12 Months Role Summary/Purpose: To gain a deep understanding of existing aerospace component manufacturing processes and equipment, quantify how they perform, and use this insight to inform the design, implementation and optimisation of new production lines and facilities. This role will analyse current operations (time, utilisation, efficiency, waste), create accurate value stream maps, and support line and facility design so that the future production system is efficient at launch and capable of scaling to volume. Key Responsibilities Understand and quantify the existing process Study the current aerospace component manufacturing processes and machines in detail to understand how work actually flows on the shop floor. Conduct time studies on all major steps and support activities (set-up, changeover, inspection, rework, material handling, etc.), maintaining...