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A market-leading aerospace manufacturing and engineering business producing complex products for major civil and defence aerospace customers require a Head of Strategic Procurement. Reporting to an Operations Director, the Head of Strategic Procurement will be responsible for developing the function and leading all strategic procurement and contracting strategies across direct and indirect areas of spend. The Head of Strategic Procurement will play a key role within the Business Leadership Team, providing strategic direction across sourcing, supplier management, cost optimisation, and support for new business opportunities whilst aligning strategic procurement with broader company objectives. Specific duties of the Head of Strategic Procurement include: Define and execute procurement strategies, including Make vs Buy, indirect procurement and subcontracting Negotiation, development and management of long term agreements (LTA) with critical supply partners Authorisation of supplier contracts, NDAs and commercial agreements Provide procurement and commercial leadership in support of business winning activities, sales bids and contract renewals Strategic supplier relationship management; serve as an escalation point for critical supplier and supply chain issues, drive performance improvements, cost reduction initiatives and operational efficiencies Management of Category Management team. Define procurement and inventory management KPIs internal and external (PPV, OTIF), procurement processes, policies and procedures Head of Strategic Procurement applicants should meet the following criteria: Strategic-level procurement expertise; the ability to define strategies across procurement and inventory management, manage contracts and critical supplier relationships Experience within a regulated aerospace or defence manufacturing engineering environment The ability to negotiate, establish and manage long term agreements (LTA) with suppliers and supply chain partners, knowledge of contract law and complex contracts Familiarity with global supply chains Leadership qualities and gravitas with the ability to manage a team, and influence stakeholder communities

Our client, a leading organisation in the aerospace sector, is seeking a Fulfilment Coordinator for a contract opportunity. The role is responsible for coordinating customer order fulfilment, ensuring available stock is picked, processed and shipped on time while supporting production planning and customer delivery commitments. Key Responsibilities: Review daily sales and shipment opportunity reports to identify fulfilment priorities Coordinate the picking, processing and shipment of available inventory Prioritise urgent and high-value customer orders Work closely with Scheduling, Stores, Shipping and Customer Service teams to resolve fulfilment issues Escalate material or process constraints that may affect customer shipments Support the recovery of overdue and at-risk customer orders Provide regular updates on shipment status, priorities and corrective actions Maintain accurate order and shipping transactions within relevant systems Job Requirements: Experience in production planning, logistics, stores, shipping or supply chain operations Strong understanding of order fulfilment and inventory coordination within a manufacturing environment Strong attention to detail and commitment to transaction accuracy Good communication, organisation and problem-solving skills Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced aerospace setting Experience using ERP systems is preferred Ability to work collaboratively with internal teams and manage delivery-focused activities Success Measures: On-time delivery performance Shipment value achieved Reduction in past-due customer orders Improved shipment cycle times Effective customer order fulfilment performance If you have experience in fulfilment coordination, production planning or supply chain operations and are looking for a contract opportunity within the aerospace industry, apply now.

CAM Programmer Location: London SE1 Job Type: Full-time Salary: Competitive DOE Role Overview We are seeking an experienced CAM Programmer to join our growing manufacturing team in Southwark. This is a high-impact technical role focused on developing, optimising, and industrialising machining processes for advanced aerospace, defence, energy, and robotics components. You will be responsible for creating efficient CNC programs, validating manufacturing strategies, and supporting production teams to achieve exceptional quality, repeatability, and throughput. Working alongside machinists, engineers, and software developers, you will play a critical role in building one of the most advanced and digitally connected manufacturing facilities in the UK. The ideal candidate combines strong CAM expertise with a passion for precision engineering, continuous improvement, and data-driven manufacturing. Key Responsibilities Create, simulate, verify, and optimise CNC programs across a range of machine tools. Develop machining strategies for complex, high-precision components. Select tooling, workholding, cutting parameters, and machining methods to maximise efficiency and quality. Support first article prove-outs and process validation activities. Continuously improve cycle times, machine utilisation, and manufacturing performance. Design and refine fixturing and setup strategies to improve repeatability. Support New Product Introduction (NPI) activities from design review through to production release. Provide Design for Manufacture (DFM) feedback to engineering teams and customers. Create and maintain machining documentation, setup sheets, and process standards. Work closely with operators, machinists, engineers, and MasonOS software teams to improve manufacturing workflows and data collection. Support the adoption of automation, probing technologies, and advanced machining techniques. Required Skills & Experience Strong CAM programming experience (Fusion 360, HyperMill, Mastercam, Siemens NX, or equivalent). Proven experience programming complex CNC milling and/or turning operations. Deep understanding of machining processes, tooling, workholding, feeds, speeds, and cutting strategies. Ability to manufacture precision components to tight tolerances ( 0.01mm and below where required). Experience interpreting complex engineering drawings and GD&T requirements. Understanding of machining challenging materials such as aluminium, stainless steels, titanium, and Inconel. Strong problem-solving skills and a continuous improvement mindset. Comfortable working in a fast-paced, high-growth manufacturing environment. Desirable Experience 5-axis simultaneous machining. Multi-axis mill-turn programming. Experience with probing, automation, pallet systems, or lights-out manufacturing. Knowledge of AS9100 and ISO9001 quality systems. Aerospace, defence, energy, or other high-specification manufacturing experience. Interest in robotics, automation, and digital manufacturing technologies. What We Offer The opportunity to shape machining strategy within a highly digitalised manufacturing environment. Work on mission-critical components for aerospace, defence, energy, and robotics customers. Access to advanced machine tools, automation systems, and proprietary manufacturing software. Exposure to cutting-edge manufacturing technologies and continuous process development. A high-performance culture focused on innovation, ownership, and continuous improvement.

A leading high-reliability product manufacturer require a Category Manager to develop sourcing strategies, manage supplier relationships and drive commercial performance across their electronics spend area. Applicants should have strategic procurement expertise, and have experience working in highly regulated manufacturing or engineering environment. Working closely with Engineering, Quality, Production and Supply Chain teams, the Category Manager will be responsible for supplier performance management, contract negotiation, new supplier introduction and ensuring continuity of supply in a highly regulated manufacturing environment. Specific duties of the Category Manager - Electronics include: Develop and implement sourcing strategies for electronic commodity groups. Build and manage strategic supplier relationships to support business objectives and long-term supply chain resilience. Negotiate pricing, lead times, contracts and commercial agreements with suppliers. Identify, evaluate and onboard new suppliers in line with business requirements and category strategies. Drive supplier performance improvement through reviews, audits, corrective actions and development plans. Work closely with Engineering and Quality teams supporting NPI activities, and resolving supplier-related technical, quality and delivery issues. Provide accurate supplier pricing and lead-time information to support customer quotations and business growth. Monitor market trends, supplier capacity and supply chain risks to support informed sourcing decisions. Category Manager - Electronics applicants should meet the following criteria: Previous experience in a Category Manager, Procurement Lead, Procurement Manager, Strategic Buyer, Commodity Manager, Senior Buyer or similar procurement role. Experience managing electronic, electrical or technical engineering categories within a manufacturing environment. Strong supplier relationship management, negotiation and contract management skills. Experience developing sourcing strategies and delivering supplier performance improvements. Ability to work effectively with cross-functional stakeholders including Engineering, Quality and Operations teams. Proactive, organised and capable of managing multiple priorities in a fast-paced engineering business. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced procurement professional to take ownership of a critical spend area, influence sourcing strategy and play a key role in developing a high-performing supply chain within an established engineering and manufacturing business.

Our client, a leading organisation within the defence and security sector, is seeking a Mechanical Assembler/Tester to join its assembly team in Havant on a contract basis. The role involves precision mechanical assembly and testing of engineered components and systems, ensuring compliance with technical specifications, quality standards and safety regulations. Key Responsibilities: Assemble mechanical components and systems in line with engineering drawings, work instructions and specifications Carry out functional and pressure testing using appropriate tools and equipment Identify, record and report non-conformances or defects during assembly and testing Maintain accurate build, test and traceability documentation Work with engineering and quality teams to resolve technical issues Follow all health and safety procedures, including the correct use of personal protective equipment Support continuous improvement activities within the assembly cell and wider production environment Maintain a clean, organised and safe workshop area Job Requirements: Experience in mechanical assembly and testing, ideally within a defence, marine or heavy engineering environment Background as a Mechanical Fitter or mechanical assembler. Ability to read and interpret technical drawings, method sheets and engineering specifications Familiarity with precision measuring equipment, including micrometers, callipers and gauges Understanding of hydraulic or pneumatic systems is desirable Strong attention to detail and a clear commitment to quality Good communication and teamwork skills NVQ Level 3 or equivalent in Mechanical Engineering, mechanical fitting or a related discipline; a relevant apprenticeship is advantageous Additional Information: Workshop-based position involving occasional lifting and manual handling Working hours are 06:00 to 15:00 on Monday, 07:00 to 15:00 from Tuesday to Thursday, and 07:00 to 13:00 on Friday Occasional overtime or shift work may be required in line with project demands If you are a skilled Mechanical Assembler or Mechanical Fitter with experience in precision engineering, testing or defence manufacturing, apply now to join our client's specialist assembly team in Havant.

A leading utilities provider require a Contract & Supplier Management, Manager. Applicants should have experience in / knowledge of post-signature procurement activities; supplier relationship management, contract management and strong stakeholder engagement skills. The Contract & Supplier Management, Manager will be responsible for managing contracts and supplier relationships across a broad range of; Business Services (Customer Contact Centre, Debt Collection Agencies, Subscriptions, Meter Reading, FM). Previous experience with this supplier/contract set, will not be required. Implementing best practice contract lifecycle management and fostering cohesive relationships with suppliers, the Contract & Supplier Manager will drive improved supply chain performance, reduce costs and achieve value maximisation for the organisation. Specific duties of the Contract & Supplier Management, Manager include: Implement contract management strategies across supplier/contract set Supplier Management - drive cohesive relationships, performance and dispute resolution Support sourcing/category managers in regards to contract review and finalisation Supplier and contract management governance activities Identify and share opportunities for improvement in contract management and supplier relationship strategies Contract & Supplier Management, Manager applicants should meet the following criteria: Post-Signature procurement experience across; contract management and supplier relationship management Excellent stakeholder engagement, and internal influencing skills The ability to foster collaborative and innovative supply chain relationships An appreciation of governance and compliance in a procurement setting Procurement qualification such as MCIPS, WCC, IACCM or a law degree would be useful in this role, but not essential

A successful manufacturing business requires a Buyer to join it's dynamic procurement team. The Buyer will be responsible for day-today supplier relationship management and ensuring the effective flow of goods and materials to meet production plans. The Buyer will work closely with internal stakeholders across quality, logistics, engineering, and finance, supporting continuous improvement initiatives and driving best practice in procurement and inventory management. Specific duties of the Buyer include: Managing procurement activities across direct materials for manufacturing Planning, Scheduling and Re-scheduling of purchase orders Day-to-Day supplier relationship building and supplier orderbook management, expediting and mitigating risk Contribute towards procurement department savings and process improvement targets Ownership of purchasing, inventory and supplier data in MRP/ERP system Buyer applicants should meet the following criteria: Previous purchasing, supply chain or materials control experience Experience working within a manufacturing or engineering business Familiar with using MRP/ERP systems Experience of improving supplier performance and relationships Commercial acumen, precise and ability to thrive in a fast-paced production manufacturing environment

Quality Inspector (Civils QC) - Contract - Rosyth - SC / SC Eligible A leading organisation in the defence & security sector is seeking a Quality Inspector to support civils quality control across site and supplier activities within a highly regulated environment. Location: Rosyth (on-site attendance required 3 days per fortnight for critical meetings) Contract: Contract Clearance: SC cleared or SC eligible (UKEO) Key responsibilities Deliver quality control inspections in line with specifications, Quality Plans and Inspection & Test Plans (ITPs) Undertake inspection / witnessing / surveillance across supplier and site activities Ensure work is completed by SQEP personnel and quality requirements are evidenced with accurate records Raise and support resolution of NCRs , deviations and concessions with clear technical detail Verify inspection and test equipment is calibrated and controlled appropriately Produce inspection reports and support Lifetime Quality Records (LTQRs) completion Support the NEC4 Supervisor with objective evidence and technical recommendations Skills & experience required Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and technical specifications Strong QC/inspection background within civils / construction Experience in a highly regulated environment (ideally nuclear , defence, or similar) Confident using electronic reporting tools and MS Office Strong communication skills and a firm-but-fair approach Desirable: NEC4 experience (Supervisor-related), plus exposure to specialist inspection activities (e.g. welding, NDT, coatings, electrical). Apply If you meet the above requirements and can work in Rosyth as required, please apply with your updated CV.

A successful manufacturing business require a Junior Buyer. Applicants should have previous experience working in a purchasing, supply chain, logistics or administration role within a manufacturing or engineering business. This is an excellent opportunity for an ambitious procurement, purchasing or supply chain professional looking to further develop their buying and supplier management skills within a fast-paced manufacturing environment, with clear opportunities for progression and professional development The Junior Buyer will join a high-performing and supportive team of Buyers, with responsibility for operational purchasing tasks. These could include; raising purchase orders, expediting, updating MRP/ERP systems with supplier information, lead times and pricing. The role would suit an experienced administrator or someone looking to develop their career within a purchasing or supply chain environment. Specific duties of the Junior Buyer include: Raising Purchase Orders for both direct materials and components for manufacturing and indirect items Track orders, shipment dates and delivery confirmation in MRP systems Expediting of purchase orders through to receipt Supplier liaison, communication and relationship building both with UK and international partners Support inbound logistics, supplier returns etc. Maintain procurement department data in MRP and reports/KPIs relating to supplier performance Work with procurement team to improve and refine procurement processes Junior Buyer applicants should meet the following criteria: Previous experience working within a manufacturing or engineering business Experience in a purchasing, logistics, supply chain, administration or manufacturing role Previous supplier liaison and experience of placing purchase orders Previous exposure to an MRP or ERP system is advantageous, and previous MS Excel experience essential Excellent communication and relationship building skills Ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment

A mechanical manufacturing services business supporting the aerospace and defence industry require a Strategic Buyer to develop supplier relationships, drive commercial performance, and support the development of a resilient and high-performing supply chain. Our client is a forward-thinking, progressive business offering a 36 hour, 4 day week. Working closely with senior leadership, Quality, Engineering and Supply Chain teams, the Strategic Buyer will be responsible for supplier performance management, contract negotiation, risk mitigation and continuous improvement initiatives across the supplier base. Specific duties of the Strategic Buyer include: Develop and manage strategic supplier relationships to support business objectives. Negotiate and renew supplier contracts and long-term agreements. Supplier Relationship Management; supplier reviews, performance improvement initiatives, corrective actions, risk assessments etc. Manage NDAs and other supplier-related commercial agreements. Provide demand forecasts to key suppliers to support capacity planning. Support operational purchasing activities when required. Strategic Buyer applicants should meet the following criteria: Previous experience in a Strategic Buyer, Senior Buyer, Procurement Manager or similar procurement role Experience working within an aerospace, defence, manufacturing or engineering business Strong supplier relationship management and negotiation skills. Commercially and contractually strong - ability to negotiate and manage supplier contracts Confident communicator, capable of influencing stakeholders and suppliers at all levels. Proactive, organised and able to operate effectively in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.

It Service Desk Analyst L1 (Information Technology) Temporary Skills & Experience Essential Approximately 1-2 years' experience working within an IT Service Desk, Technical Support, Customer Support or similar environment. Knowledge of Microsoft 365, Active Directory, SharePoint and Microsoft Exchange. A customer-focused approach, with excellent communication and relationship-building skills. Strong problem-solving skills and a logical approach to troubleshooting and fault diagnosis. Ability to prioritise workload and work effectively in a fast-paced environment. Experience using enterprise ITSM platforms. Desirable Active Directory administration experience. Knowledge of Intune, Endpoint Management or Azure Active Directory. ITIL Foundation certification or awareness. Experience supporting enterprise-scale public sector or corporate IT environments. CompTIA A+, Network+ or other entry-level technical certifications

Our client, a specialist organisation is seeking a Group Financial Controller to join its finance team in Poole, Dorset. This permanent role will play a central part in supporting the business as it operates as a standalone entity, with responsibility for group financial reporting, treasury, taxation, governance and financial controls. Key Responsibilities: Lead the preparation and delivery of accurate monthly, quarterly and annual group financial statements Oversee the consolidation of global financial results, including intercompany eliminations Ensure compliance with relevant accounting standards, including IFRS and GAAP Develop and maintain effective financial controls, governance frameworks and risk management processes Manage external audits and relationships with auditors, advisers, regulators and financial institutions Oversee global cash management, liquidity planning, banking relationships, debt facilities and working capital Lead foreign exchange risk management, hedging strategies, taxation compliance and transfer pricing activities Drive improvements across financial systems, ERP platforms, reporting processes and automation Leadership and Stakeholder Management: Lead, mentor and develop a global finance team Partner with senior leadership to provide financial insight and strategic guidance Support acquisition integration, restructuring and the development of scalable finance processes Monitor regulatory developments and assess their potential impact on the group Identify and mitigate financial, treasury and tax risks across the organisation Job Requirements: Qualified accountant with ACA, ACCA, CPA or an equivalent qualification Strong experience in group financial reporting, consolidation and financial controls Expertise in treasury management, taxation, cash flow and working capital management In-depth understanding of accounting standards and corporate governance requirements Experience leading and developing finance teams Excellent analytical, problem-solving and decision-making skills Strong stakeholder management and communication abilities Commercial acumen, strategic thinking and a high level of attention to detail Desirable Experience: Experience supporting mergers and acquisitions, integration or business restructuring Knowledge of major ERP systems, such as SAP or Microsoft Dynamics Understanding of financial and regulatory environments across multiple jurisdictions If you are a technically strong finance professional seeking an influential Group Financial Controller role within the maritime sector, apply now to join our client's evolving organisation in Poole.

Architectural Technician Portsmouth - Hybrid About the Role We are seeking an experienced Architectural Technician to join a growing multidisciplinary team, supporting the delivery of complex projects across a range of sectors. Working under the direction of the Principal Architectural Technologist , you will be responsible for producing high-quality technical drawings and construction information that transform design concepts into compliant, coordinated, and buildable solutions. You will play a key role throughout the RIBA stages, ensuring technical accuracy, multidisciplinary coordination, and successful project delivery. This is an excellent opportunity for an individual with strong technical detailing skills and experience working within a consultancy or design-led construction environment. Key Responsibilities Produce detailed architectural drawings, schedules, and technical information across all relevant RIBA stages. Develop technical detailing solutions that address buildability, compliance, and coordination requirements. Coordinate architectural information with internal disciplines and external consultants, including Structural, Mechanical, Electrical and BIM teams. Support multidisciplinary design coordination to identify and resolve clashes before construction. Work within BIM environments and ISO 19650 information management processes. Manage drawing revisions, document control, version management, and project information workflows. Coordinate QA/QC reviews and ensure technical information is issued accurately and on time. Manage statutory approval requirements, including Building Regulations, planning conditions, and fire strategy requirements. Ensure compliance with relevant technical standards, client requirements, and industry-specific regulations. Support technical query resolution throughout design development and construction phases. Maintain drawing registers, project records, and controlled documentation systems. Contribute to the continuous improvement of technical standards, drawing templates, and detailing approaches across projects. About You You'll be a technically focused professional with a strong understanding of construction methods, detailing, and multidisciplinary project delivery. Essential Skills & Experience Strong technical detailing capability and understanding of building construction. Experience producing architectural technical information within a consultancy or design-led construction environment. Experience working across multiple RIBA stages. Ability to coordinate effectively with architects, engineers, BIM teams, consultants, and contractors. Proficiency with: AutoCAD Revit BIM workflows and document control systems Working knowledge of ISO 19650 information management principles. Strong understanding of: Building Regulations Planning legislation National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) Experience supporting statutory approvals and controlled drawing review processes. Desirable Experience of Secure by Design requirements. Knowledge of sector-specific standards such as JSPs, Health Technical Memoranda (HTMs), or similar technical frameworks. Membership of CIAT or a desire to work towards Chartered status. Qualifications HNC/HND or Degree in Architectural Technology or a related discipline. CIAT membership (or working towards Chartered status) would be advantageous.

Interim Technical Accounting Lead 6-Month Contract Hybrid Working Immediate Start Luton - Hybrid £600 - £750 p/d Our client is seeking an experienced Interim Technical Accounting Lead to support the launch of a major new customer loyalty programme. This is a hands-on role for someone with strong IFRS 15 and revenue recognition experience who can help design and implement the accounting framework, processes, controls and reporting required to support the new programme. Key Responsibilities Lead the accounting workstream for the loyalty programme launch Develop and document accounting policies and technical papers Design revenue recognition, deferred revenue and contract liability processes Develop accounting models and methodologies, including SSP and breakage calculations Create month-end accounting procedures, journals and controls Prepare financial reporting and disclosure requirements Work closely with Finance, Commercial, Technology and Project teams Support transition into BAU Finance operations About You You'll ideally be: ACA, ACCA or equivalent qualified Experienced in IFRS 15 and complex revenue recognition Strong in technical accounting and financial reporting Able to translate accounting requirements into practical processes and controls Experienced in implementing accounting solutions for new products, systems or business models Comfortable working independently in a fast-paced project environment If you have strong IFRS 15, technical accounting and revenue recognition experience, we'd like to hear from you.

Senior Systems Engineer Shape the future of complex, cutting-edge systems Are you ready to tackle some of the most complex engineering challenges and turn ambitious ideas into reality? As a Senior Systems Engineer , you'll play a pivotal role in designing and delivering next-generation, multidisciplinary systems that make a real impact. This is more than just a technical role it's an opportunity to lead, innovate, and influence how advanced defence systems are engineered from concept through to delivery. What You'll Be Doing You'll be at the heart of translating complex customer needs into powerful system solutions: Turn vision into reality by capturing and shaping multi-level requirements that drive system design Architect the future using Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) to develop sophisticated system and sub-system designs Bring systems to life by supporting integration, analysis, and testing across electronic, mechanical, optical, and software domains Lead with ownership by managing technical work packages and delivering results aligned with customer expectations Empower others through coaching, mentoring, and technical leadership within the team What You'll Bring Strong experience in requirements management, modelling, simulation, and design analysis Hands-on expertise with tools such as DOORS, Siemens Polarion, Enterprise Architect, MATLAB, or Simulink Knowledge of SysML and model-based methodologies A track record of working with customers and suppliers to define and validate technical requirements A degree (or equivalent) in a relevant discipline such as Systems Engineering, Electronics, Physics, or Mathematics Bonus Points If You Have Experience with integration, verification, and testing of real-time or safety-critical systems Understanding of safety assessments and how they influence design decisions Your Team You'll join a forward-thinking, collaborative engineering team delivering advanced solutions across diverse platforms. Whether you're broadening your knowledge or deepening your expertise, you'll be supported to grow and specialise in areas that excite you most. Why This Role? Work on complex, meaningful engineering challenges at the forefront of technology Thrive in a supportive, growth-focused environment Be part of a collaborative culture where your ideas matter Enjoy real opportunities for career development and progression Ready to make an impact? If you're passionate about solving complex problems and want to be part of something bigger, we'd love to hear from you. Apply now or get in touch for more information!

Senior Business Analyst - Supply Chain Transformation Shape the future of a critical operational supply chain We're looking for experienced Business Analysts to join a large-scale operational transformation programme that is fundamentally redesigning how a complex engineering and supply chain function operates. This is an opportunity to play a key role in the transition from a traditional supplier-led operating model to a modern, multi-supplier operating environment, helping define future-state processes, capabilities, controls and ways of working across business, technology and supplier teams. The Opportunity You'll work as part of a highly visible transformation programme, partnering with senior stakeholders, operational teams, suppliers and technology experts to deliver sustainable business change. The role combines traditional business analysis disciplines with broader operational transformation responsibilities, requiring someone equally comfortable facilitating workshops, mapping processes, defining requirements and supporting implementation readiness. This is not a documentation-heavy BA role. We're looking for individuals who can challenge thinking, drive consensus and help shape a future operating model in a fast-moving environment. What You'll Be Doing Leading discovery and design workshops Mapping current and future-state processes Defining business requirements and user journeys Producing SIPOCs, process maps and use cases Supporting Target Operating Model design activities Managing requirements traceability Analysing risks, impacts and dependencies Working closely with suppliers and third-party partners Supporting operational readiness and transition planning Collaborating across both Agile and Waterfall delivery teams What We're Looking For Essential Experience Significant Business Analysis experience within complex organisations End-to-end business process mapping and redesign Requirements elicitation and management Workshop facilitation and stakeholder engagement Operational transformation programmes Target Operating Model (TOM) design Risk, impact and dependency analysis Supplier or vendor-facing project delivery Experience working across Agile and Waterfall environments Highly Desirable Experience Supply Chain Logistics Warehousing Inventory Planning Engineering Operations Aviation Manufacturing Asset-intensive industries WMS, TMS or ERP platforms Safety-critical or regulated environments

Sheet Metal Worker Are you a time-served Sheet Metal Worker looking for a role where your trade skills are genuinely valued? We're looking for experienced tradespeople who take pride in quality workmanship, can read drawings with confidence, and enjoy working as part of a skilled, close-knit team delivering major engineering projects. What You'll Be Doing Manufacturing and installing ventilation systems, HVAC components, and internal fittings Working from engineering drawings Measuring, cutting, shaping, assembling and fitting sheet metal components Using a range of hand and power tools Producing high-quality work to exacting standards Troubleshooting issues on the job and ensuring installations are completed safely and correctly What We're Looking For Modern Apprenticeship / Trade Papers (required for submissions) SVQ/NVQ Level 3 or equivalent qualification (required for submissions) Experience within Marine, Manufacturing, Construction, Fabrication, or Heavy Engineering environments Ability to interpret engineering drawings Strong attention to detail and pride in your workmanship Commitment to safe working practices and quality standards Shift Patterns Available Days: Mon-Thu, 07:00-16:30 Nights: Mon-Thu, 20:30-06:00 Weekends: Fri-Sun, 07:00-19:30 Working in teams of 6-12, you'll support upgrades, refurbishments, and new installations on complex engineering projects, delivering high-quality HVAC and sheet metal work. If you're a skilled sheetie, fabricator, or tradesperson looking for your next opportunity, I'd love to hear from you. Get in touch today for more information!

Our client is a Management Accountant to join their Finance team in Wroxham on a permanent basis, supporting accurate monthly management accounts and commercially focused financial reporting. Reporting to the Finance Planning and Analysis Manager, you will focus on gross profit reporting, cost analysis, reconciliations and maintaining the integrity of ERP data. This role would suit an organised and commercially aware finance professional who enjoys working with data, investigating variances and collaborating with colleagues across a maritime manufacturing business. Key Responsibilities: Support the production and accuracy of monthly management accounts Produce monthly gross profit reporting, including the reconciliation and reallocation of job expenditure Complete work in progress and revenue recognition adjustments Reconcile and reallocate other productive costs Prepare balance sheet reconciliations Carry out weekly timesheet checks and uploads Analyse material costs, committed cost variances and labour costs, investigating discrepancies where required Produce stock usage and variance reports Maintain the accuracy and integrity of ERP data Interpret financial and operational data to identify issues and opportunities Work collaboratively with colleagues across the business to resolve financial and data-related queries Job Requirements: Experience in management accounting, financial analysis or a related finance discipline Strong analytical and numerical skills, with excellent attention to detail Advanced Excel skills, including lookups, PivotTables and Power Query Ability to interpret, analyse and report on key financial and operational data Confidence and diplomacy when challenging inaccurate or incomplete information Excellent organisation and prioritisation skills Ability to communicate financial information clearly to non-financial colleagues Positive, flexible and collaborative approach, with the ability to take ownership of tasks CIMA, ACCA or similar qualification, or progress towards a relevant qualification Experience within a manufacturing environment would be advantageous Benefits: Opportunity to work with a leading luxury yacht builder Involvement in the design and development of high-quality sailing yachts International and collaborative working environment Ongoing training and professional development opportunities Supportive team culture 25 days' holiday, plus bank holidays and Christmas closure Pension scheme and flexible working opportunities Salary sacrifice and cycle to work schemes Employee Assistance Programme providing confidential support 24/7 Discounted shopping across multiple outlets, including travel This full-time role may also offer a part-time arrangement or flexible working pattern around key periods such as month-end. Hybrid working may be available, combining office-based and home working. If you are an analytical Management Accountant seeking a rewarding opportunity within the maritime and luxury manufacturing sector, apply now.

Interim Oracle Fusion Programme Director Finance Transformation The Opportunity We are seeking an experienced Interim Oracle Fusion Programme Director to lead a large-scale Finance Transformation programme centred on the implementation of Oracle Fusion Financials. This is a business-critical leadership position responsible for the successful delivery of a complex enterprise-wide finance transformation, driving the modernisation of core finance processes, controls, governance and operating models through Oracle Fusion. The successful candidate will provide strategic leadership across business, technology and delivery partners, ensuring the programme delivers measurable business outcomes, strong stakeholder engagement and a successful transition into business-as-usual operations. Key Responsibilities Take full accountability for the end-to-end delivery of the Oracle Fusion Financials programme. Lead the overall Finance Transformation roadmap, ensuring alignment to strategic business objectives. Establish robust programme governance, reporting and assurance frameworks. Build and maintain strong relationships with Executive stakeholders including CFO, Finance Leadership, CIO and Transformation leadership teams. Manage system integrator and third-party delivery partners, ensuring delivery quality and performance. Drive programme planning, risk management, issue resolution and dependency management across all workstreams. Ensure successful delivery of business change, organisational readiness, process transformation and user adoption activities. Oversee programme budgets, commercial commitments and benefits realisation. Provide clear executive-level reporting on programme status, risks and delivery performance. Essential Experience Proven Programme Director experience delivering large-scale Finance Transformation programmes. Recent experience leading end-to-end Oracle Fusion Financials implementations with overall programme accountability. Significant experience managing global or enterprise-scale ERP delivery programmes. Strong understanding of Finance operating models, processes and controls. Demonstrable experience working closely with CFO organisations and senior Finance stakeholders. Experience managing major System Integrators and multi-vendor delivery environments. Excellent governance, programme controls, risk and issue management capabilities. Strong executive stakeholder management and communication skills. Experience delivering within complex, heavily regulated organisations. Finance Shared Services transformation experience. Target Operating Model and Finance process redesign experience. Experience delivering significant organisational change alongside technology implementation. Candidate Profile We are looking for an accomplished transformation leader who combines strong executive presence with exceptional delivery expertise. You will have a track record of leading Oracle Fusion Financials programmes from mobilisation through to deployment, successfully navigating complex stakeholder landscapes and driving delivery across business and technology functions. This role requires someone who has personally held Programme Director accountability for a major Oracle Fusion Financials implementation, rather than leading a specific workstream or functional area. Key Attributes Credible at Executive and Board level Strategic thinker with strong delivery focus Outstanding stakeholder management skills Commercially astute Strong governance and assurance capabilities Influential and resilient leader Results-oriented with a commitment to delivery excellence

Systems Engineer - Integration & Deployment Defence Bristol Based SC Clearance Eligible Required must be British Nationals due to secure environment We're recruiting for a Systems Engineer to join a team delivering complex, multidisciplinary training systems within a highly secure environment. This is a fantastic opportunity for a hands-on engineer who enjoys taking systems from concept through to integration, testing, and deployment. The role is focused on practical engineering and system integration rather than purely documentation-based systems engineering. What You'll Be Doing Translating system requirements and architectures into deployed, operational solutions. Supporting requirements, design, integration, verification, and testing activities across the full system lifecycle. Integrating and configuring hardware, software, operating systems, peripherals, and networking infrastructure. Performing system bring-up, installation, deployment, and commissioning activities. Executing system verification and validation testing. Diagnosing and resolving issues across hardware, software, and interfaces. Producing technical documentation to support deployment and operation of systems. Working on-site during integration and deployment phases to ensure successful delivery. What We're Looking For Experience in Systems Engineering, Systems Integration, Test & Integration, or a related engineering discipline. Experience working across the system lifecycle, including: Requirements Design Integration Test & Verification Strong hands-on experience with: Hardware integration System configuration and deployment Networking OS and application installation Troubleshooting complex technical issues Understanding of system-level behaviour, interfaces, and multidisciplinary engineering environments. Security Requirements Due to the nature of the programme, applicants must: Be a British National Be eligible to obtain SC Clearance Be comfortable working within a secure environment If you're a practical, hands-on Systems Engineer who enjoys building, integrating, testing, and deploying complex systems, I'd be keen to speak with you. Please apply or contact me directly for a confidential discussion.