Cranleigh Scientific Ltd

Metrology Technician Location: Abingdon, Oxford - On-site Salary: Competitive Contract: Permanent Hours: Monday-Friday The Opportunity An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Metrology Technician to join a growing advanced manufacturing business developing high-performance metal components using cutting-edge manufacturing technologies. Based on-site in Abingdon, you will support the inspection and measurement of complex components throughout the manufacturing process. Working closely with Metrology, Quality and Operations, you'll help ensure components are measured accurately, efficiently and in line with quality and traceability requirements. This is a hands-on role where attention to detail, consistency and the ability to follow defined processes are essential. Extensive metrology experience isn't essential, with training available for someone who has the right technical aptitude and willingness to learn. Key Responsibilities Operate automated and semi-automated metrology and testing equipment, running established measurement programmes and inspection routines. Support structured light scanning and tensile testing, with potential exposure to CMM, XCT and optical measurement equipment. Follow inspection plans, measurement procedures and work instructions to ensure accurate and repeatable results. Load components, fixtures and test setups safely and correctly for inspection. Record and upload inspection results, checking outputs for errors and repeating measurements where required. Maintain accurate digital records to support component traceability and raise non-conformances promptly. Work to daily and weekly priorities, communicating progress, delays and issues effectively. Support routine equipment checks, housekeeping and calibration-related activities. Work in accordance with quality management systems, health and safety requirements and good metrology practice. Remain flexible to changing production, inspection and project priorities. About You We are looking for someone who can demonstrate: Excellent attention to detail and a methodical approach. The ability to follow technical work instructions, inspection plans and established processes accurately. Confidence working with technical equipment, components and fixtures. Good organisation and the ability to work effectively to agreed priorities. A practical, hands-on attitude with a willingness to learn new equipment and processes. Confidence using computer-based systems to operate equipment and record results. Desirable Experience Previous experience within metrology, quality inspection, testing, manufacturing, engineering or a laboratory environment would be advantageous. Exposure to structured light scanning, CMM, XCT, tensile testing or other high-accuracy inspection equipment would be beneficial, as would experience reading engineering drawings and working with controlled processes involving quality, calibration or traceability. What's on Offer? This is an opportunity to join an innovative advanced manufacturing environment, working with sophisticated inspection technology and complex engineered components. The position offers excellent scope to develop your technical knowledge and build a longer-term career within Metrology, Quality and advanced manufacturing. Permanent Monday-Friday On-site in Abingdon, Oxford Competitive Salary

BioChek (UK) Limited is recruiting an R&D Scientist I to join the Research & Development team in Bracknell, onsite. The role focuses on ELISA portfolio maintenance and new assay development, with hands-on experimentation and data analysis. You will guide the R&D Technicians and contribute ideas to improve assay performance. You will own projects from planning to reporting, communicate findings to stakeholders, and play a key role in weekly R&D discussions while ensuring work aligns with SOPs and

R&D Scientist I Bracknell I Onsite I £Competitive We're recruiting for anR&D Scientist to join BioChek's Research & Development team, working across its established ELISA portfolio as well as new assay developments. This is a hands on scientific role for someone with strong industrial R&D experience who can independently plan and deliver experimental work, analyse and present data, and contribute ideas to improve assay performance. You'll also provide technical guidance across the business and lead and support a team of R&D Technicians. The Role As an R&D Scientist, you'll take ownership of projects and experimental work with minimal guidance, supporting both the maintenance of BioChek's existing ELISA portfolio and the development of new products. You'll be involved throughout the experimental process, from planning and conducting studies through to analysing results, reporting findings and presenting data to internal and external audiences. You'll also use your technical expertise to advise colleagues, identify opportunities to improve assay performance and provide leadership and guidance to R&D Technicians. What You'll Be Doing Planning, designing and conducting laboratory experiments Taking ownership of R&D projects, working with a high degree of independence and in line with current SOPs Supporting the maintenance and development of ELISA assays Processing, analysing and interpreting experimental results and data Producing clear project reports and communicating findings Presenting scientific data to internal and external audiences Providing technical advice and expertise to other departments Identifying and recommending ways to improve assay performance Contributing to weekly R&D meetings and wider technical discussions Carrying out conjugation and purification procedures Leading, supporting and guiding a team of R&D Technicians What We're Looking For You'll have practical experience in thedesign and development of ELISA assays, as well as experience taking projects through experimental planning, execution, analysis and reporting. A BSc in a relevant scientific discipline, together withexistingindustrialexperience within an R&D environment. Hands on ELISA design and development experience Experience running and reporting R&D projects Strong experimental planning and analytical skills Confidence interpreting data and applying statistical approaches Strong scientific report writing skills The ability to communicate and present scientific data to a range of audiences Good organisational and time-management skills A proactive approach and the ability to work both independently and collaboratively Strong communication skills and the flexibility to adapt to changing priorities Confidence using Microsoft Office A reliable and professional approach to your work Experience withprotein purification and conjugation techniques would be advantageous, rather than essential. Important - Right to Work BioChek (UK) Limited is unable to offer visa sponsorship for this position. Only applicants who already have the permanent right to work in the UK without requiring current or future sponsorship will be considered.

Cranleigh Scientific Ltd in Berkshire seeks a Production Technician to execute manufacturing and packaging operations in line with GMP and quality standards while maintaining a safe, organized work environment. You will contribute to process improvements, monitor workflows, and ensure efficient order completion. A science degree and prior manufacturing experience are advantageous for this role in a dynamic production setting.