Insignis

7 job(s) at Insignis

Insignis Southampton, Hampshire
Jun 30, 2026
Full time
To carry out high-quality floor laying installations, replacements, and repairs within occupied social housing properties, communal areas, and assisted living facilities. The successful candidate must be highly proficient in safety flooring, wet room installations, and cove former flooring , ensuring all works meet regulatory compliance, accessibility standards, and high-quality finishes for vulnerable residents. Key Responsibilities Specialist Flooring Installation: Install a wide range of domestic and commercial flooring, with a heavy focus on vinyl, safety flooring (Altro, Polyflor, etc.), and lino in bathrooms and wet rooms. Cove Former Flooring: Expertly install cove formers and capping strips to create seamless, hygienic, and watertight floor-to-wall transitions-essential for assisted living environments and wet rooms. Preparation & Subfloor Work: Assess, prepare, and level subfloors using appropriate screeds, smoothing compounds, and ply-boarding prior to installation. Responsive Repairs & Voids: Carry out patch repairs or full floor replacements in both tenanted properties (reactive maintenance) and empty properties (voids) to tight turnaround times. Assisted Living Adaptations: Work closely with the adaptations team to install specialized slip-resistant flooring designed for elderly, disabled, or vulnerable residents. Customer Care: Deliver excellent customer service, respecting residents' homes, minimizing disruption, and communicating clearly regarding work progress and drying times. Health & Safety: Maintain a clean and safe working environment, ensuring strict adherence to COSHH regulations (adhesives, primers) and correct use of PPE. Person Specification: Experience & QualificationsEssential Criteria: Proven Experience: Demonstrable history as a professional Floor Layer, specifically within the social housing, local authority, or care/assisted living sectors. Technical Expertise: Advanced proficiency in cutting, welding (hot and cold), and laying safety vinyl, with specific, hands-on experience in cove forming and capping . Bathroom/Wet Room Specialist: Prior experience working on level-access showers and wet room flooring adaptations. Driving License: Full UK Driving License (a company vehicle is typically provided).
Insignis Greenwich, London
Jun 26, 2026
Seasonal
Repairs & Test Engineer - London - circa 40 per hour Umbrella - Contract (min 6 Months, Rolling) About the Role We are seeking a skilled Repairs & Test Engineer to join a Manufacturing team on an initial 6-month rolling contract, with strong potential for extension. This hands-on, lab-based role is key to maintaining manufacturing throughput through diagnosis, fault-finding and component-level repair of power transmission equipment and customer returns. You will work closely with Manufacturing, Quality, Industrial Engineering and R&D teams to support testing, repair and continuous improvement activities. Purpose of the Role To support manufacturing and customer service operations by: Repairing production failures and customer-returned power transmission equipment Performing component-level diagnostics and root cause analysis Supporting manufacturing test systems and engineering improvements Ensuring product quality and reliability standards are consistently maintained Key Responsibilities Repair and fault-find customer-returned and production-failed power transmission equipment to component level. Diagnose faults using schematics, datasheets, and technical documentation. Conduct root cause analysis on product and field failures. Use test equipment (oscilloscopes, multimeters, etc.) to verify faults and repairs. Perform PCB-level soldering and rework (SMT and through-hole). Support and maintain manufacturing test stations and equipment. Record repairs and failure data in the ERP system. Support continuous improvement through engineering and quality feedback. Technical Requirements The successful candidate will demonstrate strong hands-on electronics capability, including: Strong component-level diagnostics (resistors, capacitors, ICs, etc.) Confident ability to interpret complex schematics, datasheets and technical drawings Experience using standard test equipment including oscilloscopes, multimeters etc. Skilled in soldering, desoldering and PCB rework , including SMT and through-hole Ability to safely test, verify and validate repaired electronic assemblies Experience working with board-level electronics in an industrial environment Experience & Qualifications HND or Degree in Electronics Engineering (or equivalent qualification with relevant experience) Minimum 3+ years' experience in electronics repair, test or fault-finding roles Proven experience working with electronic schematics and circuit diagnostics Industrial or manufacturing electronics experience (not consumer electronics) Apply now by submitting your CV for review.
Insignis Greenwich, London
Jun 25, 2026
Seasonal
Automated Test & HIL Engineer (Embedded Systems) Hybrid - London - circa 55 per hour Umbrella - Contract (7-8 months) We're looking for a hands-on Automated Test & Validation Engineer to help verify next-generation mission-critical embedded power systems used in critical global infrastructure. This is a high-impact role focused on HIL development, closed-loop testing, and automated validation of complex hardware and firmware. The Role You'll take ownership of Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) test systems and build robust automated test frameworks using NI LabVIEW TestStand. Working across Hardware, Software, and Validation teams, you'll ensure systems perform safely, reliably, and exactly as intended. This is a build-it, break-it, prove-it environment-perfect for someone who thrives in deep technical problem-solving and system-level validation. What You'll Do Design and own HIL test systems for closed-loop embedded validation Build and maintain automated test frameworks (NI LabVIEW TestStand) Develop, execute, and document test cases, scripts, and reports Deliver unit, integration, and system-level testing across HW/SW interfaces Debug complex embedded system and integration issues Produce clear compliance and validation outputs for engineering teams Drive automation, simulation, and test efficiency improvements Own test setup architecture, software releases, and bug triage What We're Looking For Degree in Electronics, Electrical or High Voltage Engineering (or similar) Mid level engineering experience of embedded testing experience across hardware + software systems Strong hands-on NI LabVIEW TestStand experience (essential) Proven background in test case design, execution, and reporting Experience testing hardware/software integrated systems at scale Confident troubleshooting of complex embedded faults Desirable High-voltage or power electronics experience Exposure to subsea / marine / industrial energy systems Python, C or C++ for test automation Knowledge of industrial communication protocols Why This Role? Real ownership of a HIL test environment from the ground up Cutting-edge embedded systems in critical infrastructure High technical autonomy with visible engineering impact Strong focus on automation, innovation, and continuous improvement What next? Please submit your CV for review!
Insignis Havant, Hampshire
Oct 07, 2025
Full time
Maintenance Engineer (Machines and Facilities) Location: Havant, Hampshire Permanent Role What you will be doing We are seeking a hands-on Maintenance Engineer (Machines and Facilities) to manage the facilities, infrastructure, and assets of our client's business. You will leverage your skills and coordinate a network of suppliers and subcontractors to ensure high availability, safety, and cost-effectiveness across all operations. Key responsibilities include: Maintain and improve the availability of CNC and manual machinery, plant, and infrastructure through a preventative maintenance programme. Implement current HSE legislation, including certification, monitoring, and inspection within your areas of responsibility. Assist with the maintenance of building security across all facilities. Ensure facilities, equipment, and machinery are available to maximise productivity. Deliver facilities-related projects on schedule, within budget, and to agreed requirements. Proactively support day-to-day maintenance activities across multiple sites. Maintain, improve, and report on industrially recognised Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). What we are looking for Proven experience in maintenance or facilities management. Strong experience in preventative and reactive maintenance of CNC and manual machining centres. Hands-on experience with hydraulics, pneumatics, electrics, and mechanical systems is highly desirable. Proven experience in managing large, complex projects. Ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a team. Proficiency in Microsoft Office; experience with complex maintenance programmes and SAP is desirable. Why this role? Our client values empowerment, ownership, and personal responsibility. They foster a culture of collaboration, innovation, and learning from experience. You will be encouraged to contribute ideas freely, take initiative, and grow professionally in a supportive environment. If you are passionate about technology, sustainability, and making a tangible impact, this is an opportunity to join a team that shares your commitment to operational excellence and innovation.
Insignis Greenwich, London
Oct 07, 2025
Full time
Quality Assurance Engineer - Greenwich - 50-55,000 + Bonus + Ex. Benefits - Permanent About the role: We're seeking a dynamic and proactive Quality Assurance Engineer to play a pivotal role in maintaining and improving the Quality Management System (QMS). This isn't just an audit follow-up role, you'll work directly with managers and stakeholders to drive audit close-outs, root cause analysis, and process improvements across all areas of the business. Personality is just as important as technical ability: we're looking for someone energetic, flexible, and assertive , able to communicate with authority, influence stakeholders, and promote a culture of quality and continuous improvement. What's in it for you: Impact - Play a key role in audit resolution, certification, and continuous improvement across the site Collaboration - Partner with stakeholders across all UK business areas. Growth - Gain exposure across all business areas with opportunities to expand your expertise in QMS, RCA, and ISO certification Culture - Join a positive, agile team environment where proactive problem-solvers thrive What you'll be doing: Maintaining and enhancing the Quality Management System (QMS) in line with ISO9001 requirements Leading and supporting the close-out of audit findings and corrective actions, working with managers and stakeholders Driving root cause analysis (8D, Fishbone/Ishikawa, 5 Whys) to resolve non-conformances and prevent recurrence Facilitating risks and opportunities analysis, including mitigation planning Supporting ISO certification activities and management reviews with process owners Managing QMS document control, ensuring compliance and timely updates Identifying process gaps and improvement opportunities, working with stakeholders to implement changes Promoting a "Right First Time" culture across the organisation What we're looking for: Meaningful experience in a Quality role, ideally within manufacturing or a regulated environment Good knowledge of QMS and ISO standards (ISO9001 essential) Proven track record in supporting audit close-outs and corrective actions Experienced in documentation, process improvement, and stakeholder engagement Skilled in Root Cause Analysis tools and CAPA management Assertive communicator with the ability to influence and support stakeholders across all levels Agile, flexible, and proactive approach to problem-solving Degree in Engineering, Quality or related field - open to varied industry backgrounds Desirable Lean Six Sigma certification (Green/Black Belt) Background in manufacturing Experience in supporting certification and compliance programmes
Insignis Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire
Sep 23, 2025
Full time
Why This Role Stands Out: Work just 4 days a week - enjoy long weekends every week! Competitive 18 per hour + evening shift premium Overtime available at enhanced rates Join a leading aerospace engineering company where precision meets innovation. This evening shift role offers the chance to work on high-specification aerospace components using advanced CNC technology in a clean, well-organized facility. What You'll Do: Set and operate CNC Turning machines (Fanuc controls) to tight aerospace tolerances Work with materials such as Stainless Steel, Titanium, Inconel, Aluminium, and Nylon Record job timings accurately in the ERP system Maintain high standards of cleanliness and organization (6S) Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives What You'll Need: CNC Turning experience in aerospace or high-precision sectors Skilled in setting and operating CNC machines with Fanuc controls Comfortable working to tight tolerances Apprenticeship trained or qualified by experience CAD/CAM familiarity is a plus, but not essential What's On Offer: 18/hr + evening shift premium, overtime at enhanced rates Permanent role with long-term career prospects Work with advanced machinery and cutting-edge technologies Supportive and skilled team environment 4-day working week Take your CNC career to the next level and work on exciting aerospace projects - apply today through this recruitment agency.
Insignis Camberley, Surrey
Sep 22, 2025
Full time
What you'll be doing: Supporting project managers with administration, coordination, logistics, and document control. Helping prepare engineering and commercial proposals, gathering costs and timelines from suppliers. Getting hands-on with technical tasks: report writing, drawings (AutoCAD/Draftsight/Solidworks), feasibility studies, and data analysis. Occasionally working off-site - whether onshore inspections or offshore environments like rigs or turbines (with full training provided). What we're looking for: A proactive, organised problem-solver with strong communication skills. Solid knowledge of AutoCAD/Draftsight/Solidworks. A background in engineering (A-Levels, HNC, or degree-level qualification in an engineering discipline). Someone flexible and reliable, with a genuine interest in mechanical or electrical engineering. The right to work in the UK (no sponsorship available). Location: Based full-time in our Camberley office. Salary: 35,000 per year. This is a fantastic opportunity to gain exposure to the energy and offshore industry, build your career in engineering, and work alongside experienced specialists in a fast-paced, innovative environment. If you're ambitious, hands-on, and ready to make things happen, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today and take your next step into the world of engineering projects!