Overview As a Manufacturing Engineer at Weir, you drive safe, efficient production through process and equipment optimization. You'll work within cross-functional teams to improve flow, quality, and cost, while introducing new technologies and automation. The role blends hands-on analysis, project leadership, and data-driven problem solving to advance our sustainable mining solutions. You'll contribute to a world-class safety culture and support site operations with minimal travel. This is a chance to shape impactful, end-to-end manufacturing initiatives at a global leader.
Compensation / Benefits- Competitive pay
- Career development and learning support
- Access to global inclusion networks
- Regional and team-specific benefits
- Sharebuilder scheme
- Wellness support for you and your family
Responsibilities- Develop and optimize processes and equipment across the full production cycle, from scrap to finished product, to improve flow, safety, and quality.
- Identify, validate, and implement new technologies and automation to boost efficiency and safety.
- Lead cross-functional projects with Facilities Engineering, Maintenance, Operations, and Controls to scope, purchase, install, and commission equipment.
- Apply data-driven methods and statistical analysis to troubleshoot process control issues and own problems to resolution.
- Demonstrate commitment to zero-harm safety and support a world-class safety culture.
- Minimal travel for site visits as needed.
Key requirements- Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Manufacturing, or Industrial Engineering
- 5+ years of manufacturing, industrial, or electrical/controls engineering experience in an industrial environment
- Proven track record of driving process improvements to enhance safety, reduce costs, and improve quality/control systems
- Strong problem-solving skills with experience in PLCs (Allen Bradley, Siemens), HMI, and control systems
- Project management experience
- Strong communication across departments and with vendors
- Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously and drive change
- PLCs (Allen Bradley, Siemens)
- HMI
- Control systems
