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Manufacturing Engineer CV Template + Tips and Download

Sobhan Mohmand, Career Expert 11 Jan 2021

Tip: Use the Manufacturing Engineer CV Template below as an example to help you write your own personal and fully-tailored CV.

Emily Clark

48 Wellington Road
Dorset
DB11 3LL
Mob: 079 4336 8955 Email: [email protected]

Personal profile statement

I am a committed, hardworking and reliable Manufacturing Engineer with a strong manufacturing/engineering background and a positive attitude to challenges and opportunities. I have previously worked in busy, fast-paced and challenging environments with a track record of introducing improved methods of manufacture, resulting in reduced costs and increased operational efficiency. I take ownership of my tasks, and I’m willing to go the extra mile to deliver and exceed expectations where possible. My current job role involves supporting production in several areas; therefore prioritising my work activities is a key strength that I have developed.

Achievements

Achieved a 2:1 degree in Manufacturing Engineering
Three recommendation letters from former lecturers and current employer

Education

2011 – 2014

BEng Manufacturing Engineering

The University of Nottingham

Grade achieved: [2:1]

Relevant Modules:

Introduction to Materials and Materials Forming
Design and Manufacture
Mechanics of Solids
Dynamics of Mechanical Systems
Automated Manufacture
Ergonomics in Design

2009 – 2011
Results: Design and Technology: A Science: B English: B

A Levels

Regent College

2003 – 2009
Results: 12 GCSEs at Grades A*-C.

GCSEs

Riverside Secondary School

Work experience

Apr 2015 – Present

Manufacturing Engineer Fizzler Products

Main duties performed:

Designing, implementing and refining products, processes and systems
Working on a production line on various shifts manufacturing a broad range of products
Designing and manufacturing a series of components
Providing support in the production area and ensuring the smooth progression of projects through manufacture and assembly
Ensuring the necessary documentation are in order and up-to-date
Introducing new manufacturing processes and systems
Actively participating in continuous improvement activities
Capturing and analysing data of manufacturing processes
Overseeing daily factory production to ensure that processes run according to schedule
Performing daily checks and carrying out root cause/failure analysis and resolution
Assisting the customer service department with fault diagnosis of returned products
Repairing returned products within the given timeframe
Making regular amendments to the documentation when new revisions of documents, drawings and bill of materials (BOM) are released
Redesigning or improving product/service functionality
Working with suppliers to ensure that products are delivered on time and to specifications
Ensuring that processes, materials and operations comply with regulations
Solving manufacturing issues, as and when they arise, in a timely and cost efficient manner
Advising the production team on best methods for manufacture and cost implications
Producing production plans for future and ongoing projects
Liaising with the design team and customers on the potential difficulties in producing the desired design to the specified requirements
Managing stock, including product parts, raw materials, packaging, etc.
Staying up-to-date with technological developments and advising the company accordingly
Carrying out necessary quality checks and safety procedures

Jul 2014 – Mar 2015

Trainee Engineer Toyota

Main duties performed:

Helping with the manufacturing of car parts in a pressurised environment
Testing products for defects and recording their technical specifications
Registering all production work on the computer database
Assisting senior engineers with their projects

Qualifications

Diploma in Manufacturing and Product Design – ALISON
Level 2 in Leadership and Team Skills – ILM

Skills

Technical knowledge: I have the ability to read engineering drawings and specifications and applying the processes in the manufacturing line.
Computer Literacy: I am computer literate with in-depth knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Auto-CAD, Finite Element Analysis (ANSYS), FeatureCAM and Matlab.
Communication skills: I can effectively communicate complex concepts and ideas to both technical and non-technical audiences.

Hobbies and interests

My hobbies include going to the gym and keeping fit in general. I also enjoy going out with my friends and colleagues to restaurants and cinemas. Additionally, I like to keep myself up to date with the latest news in business, manufacturing and politics.

References

Mr Kevin Coleman
Senior Manufacturing Engineer, Fizzler Products
Address: 2 Almond Rd, Chester, CK8 3AS
Tel: 0777 4568 2346
Email: [email protected]

Mr Muhammad Shafi
Manager, Toyota
Address: 7 Slough St, Durham, DJ7 9SE
Tel: 0910 6885 4533
Email: [email protected]

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Tips

Technical Abilities: Some applicants are afraid to get “technical” on their CVs in the fear that the prospective employer may not understand their technical terminologies. However, a Manufacturing Engineer’s job is a high-skilled position which requires specialised training and a learned skill-set to perform the work. The only effective way to convey your knowledge and expertise in this field is to mention these advanced skills, methods and processes. Prospective employers are quite understanding of this and will generally not object to this; as long as you don’t overdo it.

Good Luck!

Written by Sobhan Mohmand
Sobhan is a qualified Careers Advisor and Professional CV Writer with over 10 years of experience in helping job seekers get a job. He is a Member of the Careers Development Institute (CDI) and is listed on the official UK Register of Career Development Professionals. He holds a Level 6 Diploma in Career Guidance and Development (QCF).

OVERVIEW

SALARY RANGE
£21.000 – £35.000
ENTRY
Degree or Work Experience
WORKING HOURS
38+ hours per week

Competencies

Computing Skills
Ability to use IT systems and equipment effectively to accomplish tasks
Attention to Detail
Ability to achieve thoroughness and accuracy in a given task
Innovation
Finding “better ways” of completing required tasks and coming up with novel solutions
Hands-on
Ability to use tools and equipment in a challenging working environment
Problem-solving
Ability to come up with effective solutions to critical problems
Accuracy
Taking exact and accurate measurements and working with them accordingly