Osprey Engineering Solutions

Key Responsibilities Install, assemble, maintain, and repair mechanical plant, equipment, and machinery Work from engineering drawings, technical specifications, and job instructions Carry out fault diagnosis and breakdown repairs to minimise downtime Perform routine preventative maintenance in line with schedules Fit and align pumps, gearboxes, conveyors, bearings, seals, and other mechanical components Use hand tools, power tools, and precision measuring equipment safely and accurately Carry out site installation work, including on-site fitting and commissioning Complete accurate job reports, timesheets, and maintenance records Identify and report any equipment defects, hazards, or areas for improvement Work collaboratively with the wider engineering, fabrication, and project teams Adhere strictly to health and safety procedures and site-specific requirements Skills & Experience Required Time-served Mechanical Fitter or equivalent (NVQ Level 3 / City & Guilds in Mechanical Engineering, or similar) Proven experience in a mechanical fitting, maintenance, or installation role within an industrial environment Strong understanding of mechanical systems, including rotating equipment, hydraulics, and pneumatics Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and technical documentation Competent using precision tools and measuring equipment Good problem-solving skills with a methodical approach to fault-finding Full UK driving licence (site travel may be required)

Develop and execute a structured sales plan to grow revenue across target industrial sectors including process, manufacturing, utilities, and energy. Identify and engage new prospects through outreach, networking, industry events, and referrals. Build and manage a healthy pipeline of opportunities using CRM tools, providing accurate forecasting to the sales leadership team. Develop deep product knowledge across range of pressure regulation, pneumatic, and fluid control solutions. Prepare and submit technical and commercial proposals, negotiating terms to close business. Collaborate with internal engineering, applications, and customer service teams to ensure seamless delivery and customer satisfaction. Monitor market trends, competitor activity, and customer needs to feed intelligence back into the business.

Technical Manager PCB design and Semiconductor Test House Location: Andover, Hampshire Overview Osprey Engineering is exclusively retained to appoint a Technical Manager / Director to lead engineering operations within a PCB design and Semiconductor test environment. This position will play a key role in driving technical excellence, supporting production, and maintaining high standards within a controlled test setting. Technical Requirements & Expertise The role requires a strong technical foundation across electronics, with particular emphasis on testing, design, and development: Solid experience in electronics testing and fixturing, alongside design and circuit development Hands-on, component-level experience including testing, fault finding, and design A balanced background across both test and design environments Understanding of PCB design processes, including back-end activities such as assembly and testing Familiarity with, or willingness to learn, ESD testing methodologies (HBM, CDM, LU, TLP) Strong analytical capability with the ability to quickly understand new technologies and concepts Comfortable working across multidisciplinary areas including electronics (hardware/software), mathematics, computing, communications, manufacturing, and testing Ideally degree-qualified in a relevant engineering or scientific discipline Leadership & Commercial Responsibilities This role combines technical leadership with operational and project responsibility: Lead, mentor, and develop the engineering team Oversee engineering activities across the full testing lifecycle Manage project delivery, timelines, and resource allocation Drive continuous improvement initiatives to enhance efficiency, yield, and quality Support equipment performance, maintenance strategies, and troubleshooting Collaborate closely with operations, quality, and senior leadership teams Promote a culture of safety, compliance, and high performance Balance multiple priorities within a fast-paced, high-tech environment Company & Role Fit Ability to understand a broad range of electronic devices and applications Experience within high-tech manufacturing, or test environments Knowledge of ESD or cleanroom environments is beneficial Must be able to commute to Andover daily or be willing to relocate A stable career history and a genuine interest in long-term project contribution are important