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We have an excellent opportunity for an experienced Workshop Manager to join a well-established, highly successful (and growing!) steelwork fabrication business that specialise in the design, manufacture, and installation of a variety secondary and architectural steelwork projects.

You will have a minimum of 5 years experience in Workshop Management, within the steelwork industry.

On offer is a supportive and friendly work environment, with job security working for a robust employer.

Workshop Manager duties include:

* Ensure project deadlines are met by planning, coordinating and overseeing the workflow and production schedules

* Liaise with QC to make sure all products meet the company and customer specifications

* Conduct regular inspections and risk assessments in line with necessary health and safety regulations

* Continually assess and identify any areas of improvement and implement strategies

* Effective Team Leader

Workshop Manager Requirements:

* A minimum of 5 years in a Workshop Management position is essential, ideally within the steelwork industry

* Excellent communication skills

* A strong ability to use Microsoft Office software

* IOSH Managing Safely certificate

* Proven experience of man-management, this role requires you to manage an established team

* Live within/commutable distance of the workshop

On offer for the successful Workshop Manager:

* Senior position within a highly successful company

* Excellent starting salary

* A robust employer that can offer job security and ongoing career potential

* Private healthcare for you and immediate family

* Interesting and varied projects

If this role sounds of interest and you have the required skills and experience, please apply now with an up to date CV.

If you require more information, please get in touch with our team at Steel Connexions in the strictest of confidence.

Steel Connexions Ltd. is a specialist recruitment company, dedicated to the structural steelwork industry, and associated trades, owned and managed by industry experts