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Maintenance Technician (Nights) Location: Deeside – full time on site Contract Duration: 12 months Pay Rate: £45 per hour (Umbrella) Shift Pattern: • Monday – Thursday: 22:00 – 06:00, • Friday: 15:45 – 20:45 The Role We are currently seeking an experienced Maintenance Technician to join a fast‑paced manufacturing environment in Deeside on a long‑term contract. The role involves carrying out reactive and proactive maintenance on a range of electro‑mechanical processing and packaging machinery, ensuring maximum uptime and production efficiency. This is a hands‑on, shop‑floor‑based position suited to a multiskilled maintenance engineer with strong electrical and mechanical fault‑finding capability. Key Responsibilities: • Carry out reactive and planned maintenance (PPMs) on processing and packaging equipment, • Diagnose and resolve mechanical, electrical, PLC and control system faults to minimise downtime, • Support production and line leaders to maintain efficient operation of manufacturing lines, • Maintain accurate maintenance records, including CMMS updates and breakdown history, • Identify spares requirements and support stock control of critical components, • Ensure all work is carried out in line with Health & Safety standards, • Participate in maintenance handovers and communicate technical issues effectively, • Contribute to continuous improvement projects and equipment reliability initiatives Skills & Experience Required: • Time‑served apprenticeship in engineering, • Strong mechanical and electrical maintenance background, • NVQ Level 3 / ONC / HNC (or equivalent) in Engineering or Maintenance, • Experience maintaining processing and/or packaging machinery, • Working knowledge of PLCs and inspection/vision systems, • 18th Edition Wiring Regulations, • Experience with inverters, servo drives and DC drives, • Confident working with 415V to 24VDC power and control circuits, • Ability to fault‑find with or without engineering drawings, • Previous experience in fast‑paced manufacturing environments (pharma, medical devices, FMCG, or similar preferred)

Engineering Planner Location: Deeside – full time on site Salary: £45,000 – £50,000 per annum (dependent on experience) Bonus: 7% annual bonus The Role We are seeking an experienced Engineering Planner to join a manufacturing site in Deeside, playing a critical role in the planning, optimisation and execution of preventative and corrective maintenance activities. This position sits at the centre of the Engineering function and is responsible for ensuring maintenance compliance, asset reliability and operational efficiency through effective planning, scheduling and coordination. The role is primarily office‑based but requires strong visibility and engagement with shop‑floor engineering teams. Key Responsibilities: • Create, optimise and manage preventative maintenance schedules to ensure asset reliability and compliance, • Plan maintenance activities, ensuring all parts, resources and documentation are available ahead of execution, • Act as the site lead for CMMS (Maximo) within the Engineering function, • Manage breakdown analysis reports, lubrication standards and maintenance data, • Coordinate and manage external contractors, including statutory inspections and planned servicing, • Lead maintenance planning activities in collaboration with Maintenance, Controls, Facilities and Manufacturing teams, • Support calibration planning and execution, including coordination with external calibration providers, • Drive Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) initiatives to reduce downtime and improve OEE, • Monitor and report against maintenance KPIs, using data to drive decisions and improvements, • Ensure maintenance activities comply with safety, quality and regulatory requirements, • Support operational readiness for new or modified equipment installations, • Deputise for the Maintenance Manager where required Skills & Experience Required: • Time‑served engineer with strong manufacturing engineering experience, • Proven experience in engineering planning or maintenance leadership roles, • Strong technical knowledge of mechanical, electrical and pneumatic systems, • Experience working in a highly regulated manufacturing environment, • Hands‑on experience with CMMS systems (Maximo essential), • Strong working knowledge of SAP for purchasing parts and service contracts, • Experience delivering improvement projects and driving maintenance optimisation, • Data‑driven mindset with strong understanding of KPIs and financial metrics, • Confident communicator with the ability to influence across shop‑floor and office‑based teams Qualifications: • Recognised engineering qualification (NVQ Level 4, ONC/HNC, BTEC or equivalent in an engineering discipline), • Electrical and/or mechanical background

Scientist I – Analytical Location: Deeside Function: Science & Technology – Analytical Laboratories The Role An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Analytical Scientist to join a Science & Technology laboratory team based in Deeside. This role will support new product development, product labelling, and lifecycle management through high‑quality analytical testing of medical device and skin care products. You will work within a regulated laboratory environment, performing analytical testing, developing and validating new methods, and ensuring all work is delivered in line with GMP/GLP and regulatory standards. Key Responsibilities • Perform analytical testing on existing and new medical device and skin care products in accordance with SOPs, protocols, and technical documents, • Develop and validate new analytical R&D test methods in line with internal procedures, regulatory requirements, and industry best practice, • Analyse, interpret, and report laboratory data to GMP/GLP standards, • Draft, review, and maintain analytical documentation including test protocols, validation protocols, and R&D reports, • Collate and analyse test data for inclusion in technical reports, • Maintain, calibrate, and qualify laboratory instrumentation, ensuring documentation is completed to required GxP standards, • Troubleshoot analytical test methods and laboratory equipment issues, • Raise and manage Non‑Conformance reports, implementing corrective actions within agreed timelines, • Maintain accurate laboratory records and ensure compliance with laboratory quality systems, • Update and manage laboratory documentation including SOPs, TDs, OCIs, and logbooks, • Provide technical support to manufacturing sites, including method validation and analytical method transfer activities, • Support the evaluation of new technologies and participate in technical investigations for R&D projects, • Train new or less experienced laboratory staff in test methods and equipment use where required, • Adhere to all EHS policies, procedures, and safe working practices About You • Degree qualified (or equivalent) in Chemistry or a closely related discipline, • Ideally 3–5 years’ experience within a medical device or pharmaceutical R&D / product development environment, • Strong working knowledge of GLP/GMP and regulatory compliance (FDA and European Quality Systems), • Experience developing and executing analytical method validation, • Competent with advanced analytical techniques and equipment such as HPLC, UV, ICP‑MS, analytical balances and pipettes, • Confident in laboratory documentation, data integrity, and technical report writing, • Experience with calibration, maintenance, and qualification of laboratory equipment, • Comfortable working with electronic data management systems, • Proactive, flexible, and motivated, with a strong team‑focused mindset, • Willing and able to support EHS initiatives, including risk assessments and COSHH activities (where competent)

Chemical Analyst Location: Deeside (full time on site) Start Date: ASAP Contract Length: Until 31/12/2026 Hours: 35 hours per week (Monday–Friday) PAYE Rate: £14.84 per hour The Role An opportunity has arisen for a Chemical Analyst to join a busy, regulated manufacturing site in Deeside on a long‑term contract. This role will support manufacturing and project activities through hands‑on analytical chemistry testing, working within a quality‑driven laboratory environment. This is a practical role suited to an analyst who is comfortable getting involved across a range of techniques and activities, including HPLC, AAS and general wet chemistry, alongside project and ad‑hoc testing. Key Responsibilities: • Perform routine analytical chemistry testing to support in‑process analysis and finished product release, • Operate, maintain and support calibration of analytical equipment including HPLC, AAS and related laboratory instrumentation, • Follow validated methods and approved laboratory techniques, completing calculations and documentation accurately, • Support project and request‑based testing, alongside BAU laboratory activities, • Initiate and support out‑of‑specification (OOS) investigations where required, • Trend, analyse and report laboratory data to support continuous improvement, • Ensure compliance with GMP, EHS and quality system requirements at all times, • Maintain laboratory metrics, documentation and waste disposal in line with site standards, • Utilise laboratory systems (e.g. SAP) to support product release and data management Skills & Experience: • Previous experience working in an analytical chemistry laboratory within a regulated manufacturing environment, • Hands‑on experience with techniques such as HPLC, AAS and physical laboratory testing, • Understanding of GMP, cGMP or GLP environments, • Ability to work accurately in a fast‑paced laboratory while managing multiple priorities, • Strong attention to detail and clear written documentation skills, • Experience supporting project work alongside routine testing is advantageous Qualifications: • Degree (or equivalent) in Chemistry or a related scientific discipline

Scientist I – Stability Location: Deeside (full time, on site – 35 hours per week) Contract Length: 12 months Start Date: ASAP Pay Rate: £122.62 per day (PAYE) The Role An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Scientist I – Stability to join a well‑established laboratory services team within a regulated scientific environment. This role will support stability testing activities for existing and new products, ensuring compliance with GMP/GLP and relevant quality standards. You will play a key role in generating, analysing and reporting stability data, supporting product shelf‑life and labelling requirements. Key Responsibilities • Perform physical and analytical stability testing in line with approved protocols, SOPs and technical documents, • Analyse, interpret, document and report stability data to GMP/GLP standards, • Maintain, calibrate and document stability laboratory equipment, • Support compliance with ISO 13485, ISO 9001, FDA and ICH guidelines, • Assist with stability investigations, including OOS and laboratory troubleshooting, • Support accelerated and real‑time stability programmes, • Collate and retrieve stability data and samples for reports and studies, • Assist with drafting stability protocols and reports, • Ensure laboratories are maintained as a safe working environment, • Order laboratory consumables, reagents and equipment as required, • Liaise with external vendors for equipment servicing and calibration, • Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives (Lean / 6S) Required Experience & Skills • BSc in a scientific discipline (or equivalent experience), • Experience working in a laboratory environment within a regulated setting, • Exposure to analytical equipment such as balances, pipettes, HPLC and ICP‑MS, • Good understanding of GMP, GLP and quality systems, • Strong attention to detail and data integrity, • Confident using Microsoft Word and Excel, • Proactive team player with a positive, flexible approach to changing priorities

Building and Construction Buyer wanted in Chester, Broughton. This dynamic and strategic role at a leading global organisation offers an exciting opportunity for a talented procurement professional to make a meaningful impact. As the Building and Construction UK Buyer, you will be responsible for executing the procurement strategy, managing complex projects, and developing a best-in-class supplier network to support the company's ambitious growth plans. In this position, the Building and Construction UK Buyer will be accountable for: • Implementing the procurement strategy and leading cross-functional project teams to deliver national and international procurement initiatives., • Negotiating, establishing, and implementing framework contracts to secure the company's long-term supply needs., • Conducting the procurement process in compliance with the company's policies and procedures, ensuring full customer satisfaction., • Driving initiatives to optimise costs, standardise requirements, and improve supplier performance., • Extensive experience in strategic procurement, with a proven track record of managing complex projects and supplier relationships., • Strong commercial acumen and negotiation skills, with the ability to navigate multi-stakeholder environments., • Proficiency in data analysis and performance management, ensuring the delivery of measurable results., • Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills, with the ability to work effectively across diverse teams., • Relevant qualifications in procurement, supply chain, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience. This is a contract position lasting until a minimum of Feb 2027. It offers both PAYE and Umbrella rates (Inside IR35) This is an exceptional opportunity to join a dynamic, forward-thinking organisation and contribute to the delivery of critical procurement initiatives. If you are a driven and detail-oriented procurement professional, we encourage you to apply for the Building and Construction UK Buyer role today. Guidant, Carbon60, Lorien & SRG - The Impellam Group Portfolio are acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy. JBRP1_UKTJ

Technical Shopfloor Engineer (Aerospace Manufacturing) Location: Broughton, North Wales (Onsite) Contract: Inside IR35 Rate: £26.92 per hour PAYE £36.00 per hour Umbrella IR35: Off‑payroll working rules apply Shift Pattern: Double Day Shift (20% shift uplift) The Opportunity We are currently recruiting for a Technical Shopfloor Engineer to join a high‑volume manufacturing environment supporting production operations at shopfloor level. This is an onsite contract role within a complex, regulated engineering setting, offering long‑term stability and the opportunity to contribute directly to operational excellence. The successful candidate will work closely with production teams and autonomous production units, providing hands‑on technical support and problem‑solving expertise. Key Responsibilities Support production teams and Autonomous Production Teams (APT) on the shopfloor Identify, analyse and resolve technical issues beyond operator and first‑line management capability Provide an end‑to‑end technical perspective within the manufacturing environment Support continuous production enablement through effective use of available resources and knowledge Contribute to operational excellence and continuous improvement activities Support identification and reduction of non‑conformances on the shopfloor Skills & Experience Required Proven manufacturing or production engineering experience (experience valued over qualifications) Experience working within regulated environments and to defined procedures Strong problem‑solving and analytical skills Ability to work autonomously and proactively in a fast‑paced environment Effective communication and stakeholder engagement skills Understanding of product safety and customer focus principles HNC or equivalent qualification desirable but not essential Work Pattern & Benefits Alternating weekly shifts (Monday-Friday): Morning: 06:00 - 13:10 Afternoon: 13:30 - 20:40 20% shift uplift Paid overtime over 35 hours 25% uplift Monday-Friday 50% uplift Saturday-Sunday To apply: If you're an experienced manufacturing or shopfloor engineer looking for a contract in a technically challenging production environment, please apply with your latest CV or get in touch to discuss further by calling Ellie at Carbon60 Fareham on (phone number removed). Guidant, Carbon60, Lorien & SRG - The Impellam Group Portfolio are acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy

Part time - 18 hours per week Carbon60 is seeking a talented Learning Business Partner to join their dynamic client based in Broughton, Chester. If you're passionate about driving learning and development initiatives, this could be the perfect opportunity for you. The Role of the Learning Business Partner As the Learning Business Partner, you will be responsible for ensuring the effective deployment of the company's learning plan across various business areas and production domains. Your key duties will include: Gathering learning needs and priorities from the business, understanding constraints, and leading the deployment of the learning plan Regularly monitoring the learning plan and anticipating future learning needs Collaborating with the central learning team to contribute to local and international learning projects Effectively communicating and influencing stakeholders at all levels Managing training administration and project management tasks The Ideal Candidate To excel in this Learning Business Partner role, you will need: Demonstrated experience in a similar learning and development position Strong stakeholder management and communication skills Excellent problem-solving and organisational abilities Proficiency in relevant IT systems and tools A keen understanding of intercultural awareness and its importanceThis position offers an hourly rate of £23 per hour PAYE or £30.76 per hour Umbrella. It is a part time position offering 18 hours per week. If you are interested in this position and would like to know more, please apply with an updated CV and one of our consultants will be in touch. Guidant, Carbon60, Lorien & SRG - The Impellam Group Portfolio are acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy

Manufacturing Engineering - Tools Development Engineer Location: Broughton (fully onsite) Contract: 12 months (with potential to extend) Working Pattern: Flexible working hours, 35 hours per week Pay Rate: £24.01 per hour PAYE £32.13 per hour Umbrella Shape the future of advanced manufacturing Guidant Global is proud to partner with Airbus UK to recruit a Manufacturing Engineering - Tools Development Engineer based at their Broughton site. This is an exciting opportunity to play a key role in the development, industrialisation and delivery of jigs and tools that support world‑class wing manufacturing programmes. If you enjoy working at the intersection of design, manufacturing, and technology - and want to see your engineering solutions make a real impact on the shop floor - this role offers both challenge and long‑term development. What you'll be doing As a Tools Development Engineer, you'll take ownership of tooling solutions from early concept through to final acceptance and handover to Operations. Working closely with manufacturing, engineering, suppliers and programme teams, you will: Develop, modify and industrialise jigs and tooling assets to support production requirements Deliver clearly defined tooling statements of work and technical specifications aligned to programme needs Ensure manufacturing system and facility designs meet Manufacturing Engineering, quality and EHS requirements Apply lean manufacturing principles to improve efficiency and support continuous improvement Integrate new industrial technologies, working collaboratively with industrial architects and R&D teams Support the delivery of robust manufacturing systems capable of meeting product design and process capability requirements Build strong interfaces with programme teams to ensure timely and accurate design data flow to manufacturing Contribute to measurement, reporting and governance frameworks in line with PMO standards Support R&T submissions to help secure development funding where required What we're looking for We're keen to hear from engineers who are collaborative, delivery‑focused and comfortable working in a complex manufacturing environment. You'll bring: Appropriate engineering qualifications (e.g. HNC, apprenticeship or equivalent experience) Experience or knowledge of wing manufacturing or similar complex production environments Strong technical engineering skills, including interpreting drawings, specifications and tooling documentation An understanding of product development and design‑to‑manufacture principles Awareness of health, safety and quality standards within an industrial setting The ability to work effectively with multiple stakeholders across engineering, operations and suppliers A structured approach to problem‑solving, project delivery and continuous improvementExperience from aerospace or other high‑volume production industries is highly transferable and welcomed. Why join through Guidant Global? At Guidant Global, people are at the heart of everything we do. When you join us, you benefit from: A dedicated recruitment and onboarding experience focused on clarity, fairness and speed Transparent pay structures Opportunities to work on industry‑leading engineering programmes Ongoing support throughout your assignment, with clear communication and feedback A strong commitment to diversity, inclusion and equal opportunityWe're proud to create opportunities where everyone can thrive and contribute. Security & eligibility This role requires BPSS+ security clearance, which will be supported by Airbus Security. Ready to apply? If you're looking for a role where your engineering expertise will directly influence manufacturing capability and future programmes, we'd love to hear from you. Apply now to take the next step in your engineering career with Guidant Global. Guidant, Carbon60, Lorien & SRG - The Impellam Group Portfolio are acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy

Nightshift NC Programmer - Broughton Contract | Nightshift | 3 on / 4 off | Great rates + 38% shift uplift Join us at Guidant Global, where we partner with leading organisations to shape the future of advanced manufacturing. We're looking for a proactive Nightshift NC Programmer to support Airbus' A350 Manufacturing Engineering Lineside team in Broughton. This is a fantastic opportunity to work at the heart of aircraft production, helping to keep a fast‑paced, high‑tech environment running smoothly. About the Role As a Nightshift NC Programmer, you'll be part of the A350 lineside support team, providing hands‑on problem solving and delivering high‑quality NC programming for machining processes. You'll play an important role in driving production efficiency, supporting continuous improvement initiatives, and ensuring engineering specifications are translated seamlessly into robust manufacturing instructions. This role sits in a collaborative, solutions‑focused environment where your expertise will directly contribute to aircraft build success. What You'll Be Doing You will: Provide lineside technical support within the A350 Station 80 manufacturing area. Develop, validate, and optimise NC programmes in line with engineering and manufacturing specifications. Support jigs and tooling development, including performing numerical simulations. Integrate NC programmes into DNC systems or directly onto machines, working closely with production teams. Participate in test and validation activities with Work Preparation, Quality and Production colleagues. Produce clear technical documentation including instruction sheets and simulation tests. Contribute to longer‑term cycle‑time reduction and efficiency improvement projects. What We're Looking For We'd love to hear from you if you have: Essential NVQ Level 4 / HNC (or equivalent). Experience in Manufacturing Engineering or NC Programming. Confidence working with engineering models, tolerances, tooling, and digital mock‑ups.Desirable Experience using CATIA and SAP. Previous exposure to aerospace or complex manufacturing environments. A basic understanding of aircraft build philosophy.If you don't meet every requirement but feel you have relevant experience, we still encourage you to apply - we value potential and transferrable skills. Shift Pattern & Working Environment Nightshift - 12‑hour shifts (19:00-07:00) 3 nights on / 4 nights off Includes 38% shift uplift Based on-site at Broughton Clearance & Compliance Requires BPSS+ clearance (facilitated through Airbus Security). IR35: Inside Pay & Benefits £27.75 per hour (PAYE) £36.70 per hour (Umbrella) Access to Guidant Global's inclusive support network Why Guidant Global? At Guidant Global, we champion a workplace where everyone feels valued, supported, and able to reach their full potential. You'll be joining a team that is committed to diverse talent, flexible thinking, and creating a truly inclusive recruitment experience. Ready to Apply? If you're a skilled NC Programmer looking for a new challenge in a world‑class engineering environment, we'd love to hear from you. Guidant, Carbon60, Lorien & SRG - The Impellam Group Portfolio are acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy

Process Engineer - Airbus (Broughton) Location: Broughton (on-site) Hours: 35 per week, 4.5‑day working pattern (between 7am-7pm) Clearance: BPSS+ (completed by Airbus Security) IR35: Inside Join us and shape the future of Single Aisle aircraft production We're delighted to be recruiting a Process Engineer to support Airbus' Manufacturing Engineering function in Broughton. This is an excellent opportunity to work at the heart of the Single Aisle aircraft programme, helping industrialise key modifications and ensuring smooth integration into production. If you enjoy solving complex engineering challenges, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, and driving meaningful improvements, this role offers a truly exciting platform to grow your career. What you'll be doing As a Process Engineer, you will play a vital role in ensuring Airbus can deliver high‑quality aircraft efficiently and safely. Your responsibilities will include: Core Responsibilities Translating design intent into clear, controlled technical instructions and Manufacturing Engineering (ME) data for aircraft manufacture, assembly, testing, and certification. Preparing detailed work definitions such as routings, Bills of Materials (BOMs), Statements of Instruction (SOIs), and STV calculations. Implementing best‑practice methods, tools and processes to meet current and future production requirements. Ensuring all processes and documentation comply with departmental procedures and regulatory standards. Managing and improving manufacturing methods, tools, and processes across detail manufacture, assembly, testing, and certification. Assessing manufacturing capacity, identifying improvements, and recommending design changes where needed. Providing mechanical and/or electrical shop‑floor support across Operations, Supply Chain and the Final Assembly Lines (FAL). What you'll bring We're looking for someone who is passionate about engineering excellence and thrives in a fast‑paced, collaborative environment. Key Skills & Experience A strong understanding of lean principles. Familiarity with business management tools, ideally SAP. Confidence working from first principles across manufacturing disciplines. Experience within Manufacturing Engineering, Design, or related business systems. Knowledge of aircraft production methods and procedures (highly desirable). Ability to build effective relationships across engineering and operational teams. Strong communication skills and a proactive, self‑driven approach. What's in it for you? Working on‑site at Airbus Broughton means being part of a globally recognised engineering environment-one where innovation, collaboration, and continuous improvement are at the core of every project. Benefits & Opportunities Competitive pay rates: £37.02/hour (umbrella) £27.68/hour PAYE Develop specialist expertise within a world‑leading aerospace manufacturer. Join a supportive engineering community with access to cutting‑edge tools and technology. Work in a stable, long‑term assignment with potential for extension. Be part of a diverse, inclusive workplace where every individual is valued. About the role environment Work Pattern: 35 hours per week across 4.5 days, with flexibility between 7am-7pm. Travel: Not required. Industry Background: Candidates from production, manufacturing, or industrial engineering environments are well‑suited. Ready to take the next step? If you're excited by the opportunity to contribute to Airbus' Single Aisle programme and want to work in a collaborative, forward‑thinking environment, we'd love to hear from you. Guidant, Carbon60, Lorien & SRG - The Impellam Group Portfolio are acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy