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Cost/Project Manager Newcastle Role requirement: Construction background is essential Company Information: Our client is a leading consultancy with a strong track record in delivering multi-sector construction projects. Known for their collaborative culture, professional development opportunities, and high-value projects, they are expanding their team and looking for someone to join their growing business. The Role: They are seeking an experienced Senior Cost / Project Manager to support the senior management team in driving growth, profitability, and project excellence. Reporting to the Directors, the successful candidate will manage projects from inception to completion, ensuring client satisfaction and delivering value across all stages of the project lifecycle. While the role is advertised at a senior level, the client is also open to intermediate-level candidates with relevant experience who can demonstrate the necessary skills and capability to contribute to projects effectively. Key responsibilities include : Preparing tender and contract documents, Bills of Quantities, and Employer's Requirements Undertaking feasibility studies, cost estimates, and cost plans Implementing cost control procedures and analysing tenders Chairing and managing multi-disciplinary meetings Managing construction projects throughout their lifecycle About You: Proven experience in pre- and post-contract cost/project management Experience with both public and private sector clients Knowledge of all forms of construction procurement, including traditional and design & build Experience administering JCT and NEC contracts Strong IT skills (Excel, Word, Outlook, MS Project) Excellent leadership, communication, and stakeholder management skills Ability to manage budgets and forecast costs throughout a project Qualifications: Recognised university degree or equivalent Membership of a relevant professional organisation is desirable but not essential If you are a Senior or Intermediate Cost / Project Manager looking for a challenging and rewarding opportunity, please get in touch to discuss this role.

Laboratory Technician Site : Cardiff Weekly Hours : 37.5 Rate : 14.04 PAYE Duration : 3 Months rolling Our Client Our clients R&D team in Cardiff is looking for an experienced Laboratory technician. The successful candidate will be responsible for fabricating next generation membrane chromatography products for R&D testing and evaluation. What you will do: Manufacture, QC test, dispense and pack catalogue and custom products following documented processes Ensure that all records are completed following GDP in a timely manner. Maintain good housekeeping in the working area and report any safety concerns. Who you are: Someone with excellent attention to detail. Previous experience of working in a laboratory or manufacturing environment. Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced, dynamic environment.

Role : Administrator Location : Gloucester Duration: 12 month Rate : 17.95/hour PAYE Role summary The Materials Fulfilment Specialist is a key support role within our client's Materials and Production Control organization. Working closely with production controllers and shop-floor execution teams, this position focuses on printing, organizing, and distributing production jobs from our newly implemented Oracle system. This role helps ensure that all execution teams receive accurate, timely jobs and materials documentation, supports them in prioritizing and sequencing work, and has the flexibility to support stores transactions (kitting and picking) and packing activities in the dispatch area when required. Essential Responsibilities Attend the daily Materials Fulfilment CCC meeting to report on materials and job status, confirm priorities with execution teams, and escalate any risks or concerns impacting production. Print and manage production jobs from the Oracle system, ensuring all work orders, travelers, labels, and pick lists are accurate and complete. Prepare and organize job packets, applying correct identifiers and arranging by work area, priority, and due date. Support execution teams with prioritization, sequencing printing and distribution of job packets in line with daily production plans and changing priorities. Distribute and track job packets to production areas, communicating with production controllers and supervisors to resolve basic issues and discrepancies. Check data accuracy (part numbers, quantities, revisions, due dates) and escalate any system or documentation issues promptly. Flex into stores and despatch support as needed, assisting with kitting, picking, and packing activities in line with standard procedures. Provide general administrative support to the materials/production control team, including filing, scanning, and maintaining an orderly paperwork area. Contribute to continuous improvement by suggesting simple changes that improve the flow, accuracy, and timeliness of printed jobs. On-site role within a manufacturing / production environment, working closely with production controllers, stores, despatch, and shop-floor teams. Potential for overtime or shift flexibility depending on production needs. Ability to stand, walk, and move between production, stores, and despatch areas; carry job and materials paperwork; occasional lifting of light packages; frequent use of computer, printers, and other office equipment. Qualifications/ Skill Requirements Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite, particularly Excel Knowledge and experience of Oracle ERP or another ERP system Strong oral and written communication skills Organised and able to manage multiple priorities Problem solving skills Able to work as part of a team Prior experience in materials/shop floor execution preferable

Assembly Technician Site : Cardiff Weekly Hours : 37.5 Rate : 12.94 PAYE Duration : 3 Months rolling Our Client Our client's assembly team in Cardiff is looking for an experienced Assembly technician. The successful candidate will be responsible for manufacturing next generation membrane chromatography products for R&D testing and evaluation. What you will do: Assembly and packaging of finished goods. Ensure that all records are completed following GDP in a timely manner. Maintain good housekeeping in the working area and report any safety concerns. Who you are: Someone with excellent attention to detail. Previous experience of working in manufacturing environment. Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced, dynamic environment.

Job Title: Lead Engineering Manager - Civils & Stations Location: UK Wide (with significant travel required) Contract Type: Contract (Inside IR35, via Umbrella only) Duration: Ongoing long-term project We're seeking a highly experienced Senior Engineering Manager to oversee a team of NEC3 Supervisors working on a major UK infrastructure programme across Civils and Stations. This is a leadership-focused role requiring someone who can provide technical direction, ensure delivery excellence, and champion quality across multiple workstreams. Key Responsibilities Lead and manage a team of NEC3 Supervisors, ensuring consistent application of standards and procedures. Oversee competency, reporting, and performance KPIs across the supervisory function. Promote best practice in engineering supervision and drive continuous improvement. Attend and contribute to the Quality Leadership Forum, sharing insight and lessons learned. Manage implementation of disallowed cost processes for defects across contracts. Build strong relationships with internal teams and contractor organisations to ensure alignment and collaboration. Key Requirements Proven experience leading NEC Supervisor teams on major civil engineering or infrastructure programmes (mega-project experience preferred). NEC3 Supervisor accreditation (essential). Strong understanding of NEC contract principles, quality management, and defect resolution. Skilled in performance management, reporting, and cross-functional coordination. Confident communicator capable of building rapport with senior stakeholders across multiple contractors. Willingness to travel extensively across project sites and regional offices. This is a pivotal role for an experienced engineering leader looking to make an impact on one of the UK's most complex infrastructure programmes, ensuring quality, consistency, and performance across delivery teams.

Role: EHS Advisor Location: Rugby (full-time onsite) Duration: 3 months initially Rate: Negotiable Inside IR35 We're seeking a proactive and hands-on Environmental, Health & Safety (EHS) Advisor to join the team at a leading engineering and assembly facility in Rugby. You'll play a key role in driving a strong safety culture, supporting compliance, and helping the site meet its environmental and sustainability goals. Working alongside the EHS Leader, you'll engage with all departments across the site - from engineering and manufacturing to office-based teams - providing expert advice, coaching, and practical support on all aspects of health, safety, and environmental management. Key responsibilities: Carrying out EHS inspections, risk assessments, and audits across the facility Supporting day-to-day site safety operations and contractor management Delivering safety inductions, toolbox talks, and awareness sessions Assisting with accident, near-miss, and root cause investigations Helping maintain compliance with UK legislation, including DSEAR, COSHH, PUWER, and LOLER Promoting safe working practices and continuous improvement in line with company EHS standards Contributing to environmental initiatives such as energy efficiency and GHG reduction What you'll bring: NEBOSH General Certificate (or working towards) Experience in an engineering, manufacturing, or industrial setting A solid understanding of UK EHS requirements and practical application Excellent communication and coaching skills, with a collaborative approach Strong MS Office skills for reporting and documentation This is a fantastic opportunity for someone passionate about safety and sustainability who enjoys working in a fast-paced technical environment. You'll have real influence in shaping safe work practices and supporting the wellbeing of everyone on site.

Service Centre Engineer (Plant) Join a leading provider in the industrial equipment sector, renowned for innovation, quality, and a commitment to sustainability. Our company prides itself on fostering a dynamic and collaborative work environment, offering excellent career development opportunities. We are dedicated to delivering exceptional service to our clients and maintaining a reputation for technical excellence across the UK and beyond. Job Responsibilities Diagnose and repair a wide range of defence and plant machinery and equipment at our service centre at Larkhall. Conduct routine maintenance and inspections to ensure optimal operational performance. Assist in the installation, commissioning, and testing of new plant equipment. Provide technical support and guidance to clients and internal teams. Maintain accurate service records and documentation for all repairs and maintenance activities. Ensure compliance with health and safety regulations and company policies. Participate in training programmes to stay updated with the latest technical developments. Collaborate with the engineering team to improve service processes and equipment reliability. Required Skills & Qualifications Proven experience in servicing and maintaining plant machinery or heavy industrial equipment. Relevant technical qualifications, such as NVQ, City & Guilds, or equivalent in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering. Strong diagnostic and problem-solving skills with a methodical approach. Excellent communication skills, capable of explaining technical issues clearly to clients and colleagues. Ability to work independently and as part of a team in a fast-paced environment. Knowledge of health and safety regulations relevant to plant machinery and workshop environments. Proficiency in using diagnostic tools, hand tools, and computer-based maintenance systems. Full UK driving licence is essential HGV Licence - beneficial Experience with LOLER and PUWER Legislation Call to Action If you are a motivated and skilled Service Centre Engineer looking to advance your career with a reputable company committed to excellence, we want to hear from you. Apply today to become part of a forward-thinking team dedicated to delivering top-tier service and innovative solutions. Take the next step in your professional journey with us!

Job Title: Maintenance Technician Location: Coventry Pay Rate: 32.56 per hour via PAYE Shift: 3 days on, 3 days off: 7am-7pm, 6-weeks of early shift. 3 nights on 3 nights off: 7pm -7am, 6-weeks of night shift. Contract Length: 6 Months initially (temp to perm opportunity) As a Maintenance Technician, you will be a key member of the maintenance team, responsible for maintaining plant and equipment to a high standard. This includes ensuring compliance with all electrical and mechanical regulations and meeting the requirements of the manufacturing areas. Key Responsibilities: Perform corrective electrical (or minor mechanical) repairs on plant and equipment, restoring them to optimal operational condition. Prioritize safety during maintenance, ensuring the well-being of operators, maintenance personnel, and third parties. Implement planned corrective maintenance during scheduled shutdowns and carry out preventive maintenance using diagnostic and predictive techniques. Provide installation and refurbishment services for plant equipment and buildings to continuously improve company assets. Monitor and record the condition of plant and machinery, ensuring legislative compliance. Support production operations by training staff in first-line maintenance procedures. Promote continuous improvement by reducing downtime through refining preventive maintenance schedules and performance monitoring. Train and advise other team members and attend training courses as needed. Comply with Health, Safety, Environmental policies, and Quality procedures. Work independently or within a team and liaise with subcontractors for maintenance purposes. Carry out special duties as assigned. Skills / Technical Requirements: Essential: Knowledge and experience with CMMS systems Installation and maintenance of electrical systems Maintenance of plant equipment including CNC machines (Mazak, Mori Seiki) and Fanuc/Siemens controls Engineering/Maintenance Apprenticeship GCSE or equivalent in Maths and English City & Guilds or equivalent qualification Ability to work under pressure and in hazardous areas (basements, service ducts, roofs, etc.) Availability to cover day and night shift patterns Desirable: BS7671, 18th edition qualification Knowledge of IEE wiring regulations, electrical diagrams, ladder diagrams Experience with industrial boilers (BG01) and induction furnaces PC skills and working knowledge of statutory regulations (electrical, pressure systems, Health & Safety

Class 2 Driver Location: Normanton, WF6 1RW Shifts: Monday - Friday 06:00am starts, average 8-10-hour shift pattern Pay Rate: 15.21 per hour Want to be part of a world-leading progressive company? Widen your opportunities and build a new career? We can offer you all that, and more! Manpower is hiring on behalf of our national client for HGV Drivers, working on a Full-time basis in Normanton, WF6 1RW . Our client is a third-party provider of transportation and logistics services that offers a range of services from, Drayage, Global freight forwarding & Full truckload transport. The company is committed to environmental sustainability and works with customers to create action plans to reduce emissions. Key Responsibilities: Delivering and installing white goods such as fridges, printers etc with a driver's mate to locations including banks and prisons. 10 to 12 drops per day Drive Class 2 vehicles for local and regional deliveries Complete daily vehicle checks and maintains compliance with VOSA standards Use handheld scanners for tracking deliveries Maintain accurate delivery records and documentation Ensure excellent customer service during each drop-off or collection What you need to succeed with our client: Valid Class 2 license Valid CPC and Digital Tacho Card No more than 6 penalty points on your license and no DD, DR, IN or CD endorsements. Multidrop delivery experience. Excellent knowledge of the UK road network A can-do attitude Pay, benefits and more: 50 weekly bonus after completing full training and security clearances 28 days paid holiday (Pro Rata) Access to Manpower Rewards (Discounts on adventure days) Access to the MyPath upskilling programme Possible permanent opportunities for the right candidate Apply now and a member of our team will be in touch!

Role: Principal Safety Engineer Location : Plymouth(Hybrid) Duration : 12 months Inside IR35 : Umbrella About our client: Our client in Devonport is a leading engineering and maritime organisation specialising in the maintenance, repair, and overhaul of naval vessels. The site operates with a skilled workforce across mechanical, electrical, and technical disciplines, delivering high-quality and complex engineering projects. It offers a structured and collaborative working environment with opportunities for hands-on experience and professional development. Main Purpose of Role Responsible for ensuring the delivery of the safety engineering aspects of the facility. Ensure systems are designed against a clear statement of compliance with defined requirements, including demonstration that the design meets relevant HSE requirements. Guiding the development of engineering to the required scope and quality to support timely delivery of the project. Review of Safety Engineering design for compliance against relevant engineering standards on behalf of the receiving Design Authority Provide Subject Matter Expert advice for engineering to assist with problem solving as required Provide Technical design guidance and review of safety design packages Provide Technical design guidance and review integration of safety designs with other design packages Ensure the developing safety case claims can be substantiated by designs within your area Ensure that the design documentation covers the scope of operations required for the facility and is produced in accordance with corporate standards and that deliverables are complete and accurate Ensure Design Specifications are clear and review Inspection & Testing Plans for accuracy to ensure validation of design intent Provide on site advice regarding design change or defect rectification as required Ensuring effective Quality Management Arrangements operate and deliver through compliance with our client's engineering processes Ensure that the processes and activities being managed are appropriately documented with appropriate records maintained and configuration and quality controls applied. Required Knowledge, Skills, Experience and Competences The candidate should have extensive experience of: Safety Engineering within a complex project Derivation of safety requirements and developing / guiding safety strategies Verification of substantiation claims and safety case documentation Change management within a nuclear regulated environment Due to the nature of the work carried out at our client's site, these roles are subject to specific nationality requirements and are only open to sole British citizens. Candidates who meet this criterion will also be required to undergo security clearance vetting.

HGV Technician - Cardiff Our client, a leading energy provider, is hiring a skilled HGV Technician to join their on-site workshop in Cardiff. This is a fantastic opportunity to work with a dedicated team committed to safety, reliability, and service excellence. What you'll be doing: Servicing, repairing, and maintaining a fleet of HGVs, trailers, and plant equipment Diagnosing vehicle faults using industry-standard tools and techniques Ensuring all work complies with safety and quality standards Supporting the on-call rota, with additional payments for out-of-hours work Participating in specialist training programmes to enhance your skills What you'll bring: Qualifications in Heavy Vehicle Maintenance & Repair or proven industry experience Knowledge of vehicle systems, trailers, and workshop equipment Strong diagnostic skills with a safety-first approach Good communication and organisational skills Desirable: HGV C licence and ADR certification (training available if needed) What we offer: Competitive salary ( 48,180 p.a.) plus overtime opportunities and realistic OTE of over 60k Double day shift - earlies and lates Structured training including LPG, Wheel Security, IRTEC Inspection, ADR, and licence upgrades Benefits such as private medical insurance, 25 days holiday + bank holidays, pension scheme, life assurance, retail discounts, and more Join a team where camaraderie, support, and development are at the core. If you're ready to make a difference and keep the UK moving, apply today!

Mechanical Engineer - Water Sector 12 Month Contract Hybrid South East Preferred We are seeking an experienced Mechanical Engineer to join a leading engineering consultancy delivering innovative infrastructure projects within the UK water sector . You will join a multi-disciplinary design team working on complex water and wastewater projects, supporting the delivery of major UK infrastructure programmes. Key Responsibilities Lead or coordinate a team of Mechanical Engineers delivering design work on complex multi-disciplinary projects Produce and review technical deliverables including design reports, calculations, drawings and scopes of work Deliver mechanical design solutions across pumping systems and water/wastewater treatment facilities Collaborate with project management teams to meet project milestones, budgets and programmes Provide technical guidance and mentoring to junior engineers Support bid proposals and technical submissions Ensure compliance with UK design standards, legislation and quality assurance processes Requirements Degree in Mechanical Engineering (or equivalent) Chartered or Incorporated Engineer preferred Proven experience delivering mechanical design within the water sector Strong knowledge of pumps, blowers, screens and chemical dosing systems Understanding of UK design standards, CDM and DSEAR Experience working within multi-disciplinary engineering teams Strong communication and stakeholder collaboration skills Contract Details Minimum 12-month contract Hybrid working available Candidates ideally based in the South East

Night Delivery Driver (Milk Round) Location: Hereford Shifts: 4 Nights per Week Minimum 38 Hours, Start times between 23:00 - 02:00 We are recruiting a reliable Delivery Driver to join a busy Hereford depot. This is a fast-paced, multi-drop milk round delivering fresh dairy products to customers' doorsteps across rural and urban routes. Key Duties Deliver milk and dairy products on time Load and secure your vehicle Use handheld devices to record deliveries and payments Collect returns and maintain vehicle standards Follow food hygiene and health & safety procedures Requirements Full UK Category B licence Good customer service skills Physically fit for manual handling Reliable and comfortable working nights Previous delivery experience is desirable but not essential - full training provided. What's on Offer Competitive salary + bonuses Temp to Perm opportunity Apply today to secure your place on this established Hereford milk round.

Class 2 Driver Location: Bristol, BS10 7SD Shift Times: Monday to Friday, starting at 05:30am Pay Rate: 17 per hour Are you looking to take the next step in your driving career? Want to be part of a globally recognised and innovative company with endless opportunities for growth? Look no further - this is your chance to join a dynamic team and build a career that offers much more than just a job. We're currently seeking a dedicated, full-time Class 2 Driver to join our Bristol site. This is a temp-to-perm opportunity for the right candidate. Our client is a third-party provider of transportation and logistics services that offers a range of services from, Drayage, Global freight forwarding & Full truckload transport. The company is committed to environmental sustainability and works with customers to create action plans to reduce emissions. What You'll Do: As a Class 2 Driver, you'll be an integral part of our team, delivering high-quality service to customers while maintaining safety and efficiency. Handling home deliveries, where you may need to transport items to customer's rooms Safely operating the delivery vehicle and ensuring it meets all VOSA regulations Conducting thorough vehicle checks to ensure roadworthiness and compliance Delivering a variety of kitchen units Managing multidrop deliveries, with varying stops each day Interacting directly with customers, offering a professional, friendly, and positive experience Performing kerbside deliveries at building sites Using a handheld scanner and completing necessary paperwork accurately What We Need From You: Class 2 (HGV 2) Licence, CPC, and Digital Tachograph Card A clean driving record with no more than six penalty points and no DD, DR, IN, or CD endorsements Multidrop delivery experience Excellent knowledge of the UK road network A positive attitude, excellent communication skills, and a passion for providing excellent customer service This is a physically demanding role, so a strong level of fitness is required. But don't worry - you'll never be alone! Depending on the delivery, a driver's mate will often accompany you to ensure smooth and safe deliveries. Why Join Us? Competitive Pay: 17 per hour 28 Days Paid Holiday (Pro Rata) Exclusive Discounts: Access to Manpower Rewards (including discounts on adventure days, shopping, and more) Upskilling Opportunities: Access to our My Path programme to help you advance your career Long-Term Stability: Potential permanent opportunities for high-performing drivers If you're ready for a new challenge and want to join a company that values your skills, apply today!

Manufacturing Operator Night shift Location: Basingstoke Shifts: Monday to Friday, 22:00 - 06:00 Pay: 13.79 per hour plus 30% shift allowance We are seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Manufacturing Operator to join our dynamic night shift team in Basingstoke. This role is key to ensuring production processes are carried out efficiently, safely, and in compliance with Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP). You will work in a fast-paced, collaborative environment where teamwork, communication, and precision are essential to meeting daily production and quality targets. Key Responsibilities Follow Manufacturing SOPs and Work Instruction Documents accurately Complete production floor paperwork in line with Quality System requirements Record key production data (e.g., weight, time, packaging details) Start, stop, and monitor conveyor systems Assist with equipment validation activities Set up materials according to work orders and verify required quantities Inspect materials, products, and containers during production and packaging Fill, weigh, seal, label, and pack products as required Perform line clearance activities, including reconciliation and disposal of materials Clean and sanitise work areas and equipment Adhere strictly to ISO and cGMP Quality System regulations Maintain high standards of housekeeping and product quality What We're Looking For Education: Secondary Education, Advanced Certificate, or equivalent Experience: Previous experience in a laboratory or manufacturing environment (through work or education) Skills & Abilities: Strong documentation skills with a focus on GMP and quality compliance Proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel Ability to use manufacturing systems such as QAD and AGILE Strong attention to detail and ability to follow written and diagram-based instructions Comfortable working in a fast-paced, team-based environment Able to prioritise tasks and adapt to changing production demands Willing to wear required PPE (e.g., safety glasses; no makeup/jewellery policy) Physically capable of lifting up to 50 lbs unassisted (infrequently) Able to stand for extended periods and perform manual handling tasks Top Skills for Success Quality Focus - Strong understanding of GMP and good documentation practices Process Improvement Mindset - Proactively seeking better ways of working Methodical & Target-Driven - Diligent in meeting production targets and communicating progress or issues

Join Our Client as a Production Operative in Sandwich! Are you looking for a rewarding career in a dynamic and growing company? Our client, a reputable leader in the pharmaceutical and life sciences sector, is hiring a dedicated Production Operative to join their team in Sandwich. This full time, permanent role offers a competitive salary of 28,447 per year, along with excellent benefits including private medical insurance, life cover, company pension, free parking, on site gym, and more. What you'll be doing: Coordinate daily manufacturing activities within the Production Laboratory. Operate, monitor, and maintain manufacturing equipment to produce high quality finished goods. Follow GMP standards and ensure compliance with all policies and procedures. Record accurate production data and update documentation as needed. Conduct routine maintenance, troubleshooting, and equipment checks. Liaise with QA to meet the highest standards of quality. Ensure a clean and safe working environment. Manage stock levels and take deliveries. Support continuous improvement initiatives to boost productivity and quality. What you'll bring: Experience working within a GMP environment (not essential but advantageous). Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality. Ability to follow strict procedures and documentation standards. Good organisational skills and a proactive approach. Willingness to work as part of a motivated team. Additional information: Location: Sandwich, CT13 Benefits include private medical insurance, life insurance, enhanced maternity/paternity leave, free flu jabs, on site gym, and more. How many years GMP experience do you have? (Application question) If you're proactive, detail oriented, and eager to contribute to a thriving company, we want to hear from you! Apply now to join a team that values your skills and offers a supportive environment for your career growth.

We are looking for a highly organised and proactive Transport Operator to join our logistics team. The successful candidate will play a key role in ensuring the smooth and efficient coordination of transport operations, supporting drivers and maintaining high service levels for customers. This role is based fully on site in Castle Donnginton DE74 with great bus links and also a car park This is a fast-paced role requiring strong communication skills, excellent attention to detail, and confidence using transport systems and computer software. Key Responsibilities Coordinate daily transport operations and vehicle movements to ensure efficient delivery schedules Communicate with drivers regarding routes, delivery times, and operational updates Monitor vehicle progress and respond to any delays or issues in real time Maintain accurate records using transport management systems and internal databases Liaise with customers, warehouses, and drivers to ensure smooth operations Ensure compliance with transport regulations and company procedures Handle administrative duties related to transport planning and reporting Provide support to the wider transport and logistics team as required Requirements Previous experience in a transport, logistics, or operations role (preferred but not essential) Strong communication skills with the ability to coordinate with drivers, customers, and internal teams Good computer literacy, including confidence using Microsoft Office and transport management systems Ability to work in a fast-paced environment and manage multiple tasks simultaneously Strong organisational skills and attention to detail IF THIS IS OF INTEREST PLEASE APPLY ONLINE OR CALL RUBIE NOW ON (phone number removed)!

Job Title: Quality Control Analyst Location: Sandwich, CT13 Job Type: Full-time, Permanent Salary: 29,000 per year About the Company: Join an innovative and expanding API manufacturer specialising in industrial hemp derivatives for medical and nutraceutical markets, particularly CBD. Based at Discovery Park Science Park, our client offers a professional environment with excellent facilities, including an on site gym and cafeteria. What you'll be doing: Support Production and Quality Assurance teams to ensure manufacturing processes meet GMP standards and international regulatory commitments. Work within Site Value Streams to verify that products are compliant and fit for purpose. Perform physical and analytical testing, accurately reporting results. Assist with testing schedules to support production workflows. What you'll bring: A relevant Bachelor of Science Degree in Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Forensics, or equivalent. Experience in QC testing of API, including HPLC (for assay and impurities) or GC, with knowledge of wet chemistry techniques being a plus. Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel). Strong attention to detail and ability to prioritise tasks effectively. Enthusiastic, self motivated team player with excellent communication skills. A positive, flexible approach to work and a keen interest in laboratory roles. Right to work in the UK. Benefits include: 31 days paid holiday including bank holidays Company pension scheme Free parking and access to on-site gym and cafeteria Private medical insurance and life insurance Enhanced maternity and paternity leave Free flu jabs Death in Service benefit Opportunities for growth and progression, with a discretionary bonus scheme and private healthcare after probation If you're ready to contribute to a forward-thinking company in a laboratory-based role, please send your CV to Shahram Jones at

Architect/Architectural Technologist Location: Manchester Contract Type: Temporary Hours: 37.5 per week Company Overview A leading global engineering, infrastructure and project management organisation delivering complex, large scale programmes across the built environment. Operating across sectors including energy, defence, education, commercial and industrial infrastructure, the business provides end to end services from consultancy and engineering through to project delivery and asset lifecycle management. Teams work in highly integrated, multidisciplinary environments on nationally significant and technically challenging projects. Role Overview An opportunity has arisen for an experienced Architect/Architectural Technologist to join a multidisciplinary team in Manchester on a long term contract basis. The role will focus on the architectural design and technical delivery of large scale industrial projects, including work within the nuclear sector. Experience in nuclear is advantageous but not essential for candidates with strong industrial or complex project backgrounds. The successful contractor will take responsibility for key technical aspects of projects, working collaboratively with architects, engineers and specialist consultants from concept through to detailed design. Key Responsibilities Deliver architectural and technical design work from concept through to detailed design, with focus on RIBA Stages 2 to 4 Coordinate design information within a multidisciplinary BIM environment, managing interfaces, clashes and model coordination Produce, review and advise on specifications, materials selection and detailed design solutions in line with performance and production requirements Work closely with internal teams, clients and stakeholders to support efficient project delivery Contribute to the successful delivery of complex industrial facilities and infrastructure projects Candidate Requirements ARB registered Architect or CIAT accredited Architectural Technologist Demonstrable experience delivering complex or industrial projects across multiple stages Strong understanding of UK Building Regulations and the design process High level proficiency in Revit, experience delivering to BIM Level 2 Experience using advanced collaboration tools such as Navisworks, including model federation and clash detection Confident working within multidisciplinary teams, with strong communication and coordination skills Highly organised, detail focused and able to work under pressure to tight deadlines

Role : Assembly Operator Location : Ansty Park, Coventry Duration : 9 months Rate : 18.03/hour Inside IR35: PAYE Swing Shift- 6 am-2pm 2pm-10pm About our client: Our client is a global engineering company specializing in advanced aerospace and defence technologies. They are known for innovation, high-quality standards, and delivering complex solutions for critical programmes. The role: Operate assembly fixtures and associated machinery Set up and changeover of fixtures required for build plan. Guage and measure and record features on products in line with process standards. Maintain and carry out Safety, Quality, TPM and 5 s activity. Attend and support team improvement activity. Follow company policy and procedures. Flexible in working practices at all times. Fill in route cards and any other paperwork clearly as and when required, also updating MRP confirmations. Work at all times in an environment of continuous improvement Work as a team player at all times Inspect and verify their own work with an excellent eye for detail. To be able to work on own initiative Use cleaning equipment when required. Perform basic TPM activities on equipment used. Attend start of shift briefs and other team meetings where required Take part in problem solving activities and Kaizens where required Qualifications and experience required: Previous experience in manufacturing assembly process. An engineering apprenticeship is desirable, although job specific training will be given. Ability to read and interpret Engineering drawings. Ability to operate various inspection and test equipment. Ability to follow Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) for all activities. Good computer skills are desirable, as is a knowledge of the computer systems used (SAP, Excel, PowerPoint, Word, Outlook, Q-Pulse etc). Demonstrable ability to work with minimum supervision. Good oral and written communication skills are required. Incumbent must be able to perform the essential functions of the job. Lifting, meeting the eye test requirements of the role