UK - Manufacturing Production Engineer

We are currently looking for a Manufacturing Production Engineer to join our Engineering team in Cirencester on a permanent basis. This would be working
Double DayEarlies - Monday to Thursday: 05:15–13:45Friday: 05:15–10:45
Late Monday to Thursday: 14:00–22:30Friday: 11:00–16:30
As a Manufacturing Production Engineer, you will be the subject matter expert for all CNC machines, systems, processes, and procedures within the manufacturing area. You will play a critical role in developing people, ensuring operational excellence, and driving continuous improvement across production.
You will work closely with Production Engineers, Process Engineers, and the Maintenance team.

What you'll do

Conduct CNC programme fault finding, resolution, and optimisation in collaboration with Engineers
Set, programme, and operate CNC machines, achieving verified competency sign‑off
Ensure machines (CNC, Laser Marker, Robots, etc.) are safe, efficient, and capable of producing required volumes at the correct quality
Address manufacturing documentation issues including Process Sheets and Inspection Sheets
Manage non‑conformances through Rework, Scrap, and Concession processes
Analyse manufacturing processes and propose improvements to reduce lead time and cost while improving utilisation and efficiency
Identify and address production bottlenecks to maintain shop floor flow
Report equipment failures and propose corrective actions
Manage tooling and consumables usage to ensure accurate production costing
Support Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) through consumables and performance reporting
Train, mentor, and support Manufacturing Machinists and Associates
Contribute to Continuous Improvement initiatives including Kaizen and 5S
Challenge unsafe practices and maintain a safe, well‑organised working environment

About You

Strong, hands‑on experience with CNC machines including setting, programming, and operation
Solid understanding of CMM and manual inspection techniques
Time‑served engineering experience post qualification (Degree, HND, T‑Level or equivalent)
A methodical, organised approach with strong time and project management skills
Good PC literacy, including Microsoft Office applications
Excellent communication skills with a collaborative and proactive mindset
A professional, approachable attitude with a strong sense of urgency and ownership

What’s in It for You?
In addition to your salary and the opportunity to work in a hybrid environment, Corin offers a competitive benefits package including:

25 days holiday plus bank holidays
Salary from £35,000 - £45,000 plus shift allowance of 28% and Bonus of 7.5%
Excellent pension scheme – starting at 6%, increasing to 9.7% after 18 months
Life assurance – six times your basic salary
Private medical insurance with BUPA for you and your family
Free annual eye tests and flu vaccinations
Employee referral programme – earn from £1,000 per successful hire

Join Us
If you want to be part of a business where our people and products change lives, connect your career ambition to our vision and join Corin on our journey.
Apply now to become part of a global team shaping the future of orthopaedic innovation.
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