Manufacturing Engineer
Location: Broughton (near Chester) (onsite requirement)
Contract Duration: Until 5th November 2026 (likely to be extended)
Clearance: BPSS+ (completed by client security)
Rate: 26.92/hour PAYE or 36.00/hour Umbrella
Shift Pattern: Double Day Shift (20 uplift)
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Week 1: 6:00am – 1:10pm
 
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Week 2: 1:30pm – 8:40pm
 
- Overtime: Paid over 35 hours – 25 Mon–Fri, 50 Sat–Sun
 
About the Role
Morson is currently recruiting a Manufacturing Engineer on behalf of our aerospace manufacturing client based in Broughton.
This is an excellent opportunity to join a high-performing manufacturing engineering team supporting one of the most advanced aircraft production programmes in the world. You’ll work at the centre of a fast-paced production environment, driving continuous improvement, resolving technical issues, and supporting efficiency and cycle-time improvement projects across the assembly line.
Key Responsibilities
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Provide daily on-shift, lineside support to production, resolving technical issues such as missing parts, non-conformities, concessions, and tooling concerns.
 
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Identify, analyse, and resolve recurring technical issues beyond the scope of operators and First Line Managers.
 
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Collaborate closely with production teams to enhance efficiency, productivity, and process adherence.
 
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Manage work orders for non-standard or out-of-sequence work.
 
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Escalate complex issues to supporting functions (Work Prep, Maintenance, MAP, Outstanding Work) when required.
 
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Support capacity planning and management, anticipating workload fluctuations and skills requirements.
 
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Drive continuous improvement activities and contribute to achieving industrial excellence across manufacturing operations.
 
About You
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Proven experience in manufacturing engineering – ideally within aerospace, or a large-scale global manufacturing environment.
 
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Strong problem-solving and analytical skills with a proactive, hands-on approach.
 
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Excellent communication and organisational skills.
 
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NVQ Level 4 / HNC or equivalent qualification in a relevant engineering discipline (desirable).
 
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Familiarity with CATIA and SAP is an advantage.
 
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A basic understanding of aircraft build philosophy would be beneficial.