Production Engineer

Location: Scotland

Production Engineer - Mechanical

An enthusiastic and capable Production Engineer is required to join a dynamic and growing organisation developing and delivering world-class products and services to clients in the global energy sector.

This role plays a key part in engineering the transition of products from R&D into production, ensuring that mechanical products can be manufactured and serviced safely, efficiently, and repeatedly to the highest quality standards.

The successful candidate will be a strong team player with excellent organisational and communication skills, capable of working across departments to embed best-practice manufacturing methods, procedures, and documentation.

Key Responsibilities

The Production Engineer will:

Work as part of a cross-functional team to ensure the smooth transition of products from design to production

Develop and maintain manufacturing, assembly, and test documentation to support repeatable production and servicing

Identify and define appropriate manufacturing methods, ensuring best-practice techniques are applied

Collaborate with suppliers and purchasing to support outsourced activities, including supplier audits and performance reviews

Regularly review and improve manufacturing methods as part of continuous improvement initiatives

Operate within the document control system, ensuring manufacturing information is approved, released, and maintained correctly

Maintain accurate and up-to-date manufacturing database information

Support workshop activities by applying sound engineering principles in a practical manufacturing environment

Required Knowledge & Experience

Experience assembling and testing mechanical assemblies and products

Experience creating and maintaining assembly and test procedures and associated records

Ability to interpret and create engineering drawings and bills of materials

Understanding of quality control activities, process hold points, and FATs

Skills & Competencies

Degree or qualification in Mechanical Engineering (or related discipline)

Electromechanical background preferred

Proficient with Autodesk Inventor and Vault or similar CAD/PDM systems

Strong PC skills, particularly Microsoft Word and Excel

Experience with MS Visio and Adobe Frame Maker beneficial

Excellent communication, analytical, and problem-solving skills

Highly attuned to applying engineering principles within a workshop environment

Benefits

Competitive salary

Collaborative culture that empowers individuals to make a difference

Challenging role with on-the-job training and exposure to expert teams

Further education and development opportunities

Competitive holiday allowance

Company pension contributions

Private healthcare and life insurance

Location

Based at the main headquarters in Dyce, Aberdeen