Fabricator / Craftworker at CAFCO CAFCO, the leading Vehicle Bodybuilding / Conversion company in Ireland, is seeking Fabricators / Craftworkers to join our team at the Baldonnell workshop facility. Role Overview: As a Fabricator / Craftworker, you will play a key role in the fabrication and assembly of vehicle components. This position offers the opportunity to work in a dynamic and fast-paced environment. Key Responsibilities: Fitting vehicle tow-bars and ply-line Measuring, cutting, and assembling wood, metal, or plastics Conducting general mechanical assembly tasks Ability to spot weld Requirements: Strong attention to detail and quality Ability to work effectively in a team environment Adherence to health and safety protocols Full driving license required Benefits: Competitive hourly rate (€18 - €23 per hour) - depending on experience and qualifications Pension Scheme Staff Purchase Schemes for tyres Employee Assistance Programme Discounted Gym Membership Bike to Work scheme If you are a skilled Fabricator / Craftworker looking to join a dynamic team in a growing company, we encourage you to apply. Join us at CAFCO and be a part of our innovative vehicle bodybuilding solutions.

Specific Job Description: Scope Due to an exciting expansion at the Cork site, your role will be to reporting to the Environmental Health & Safety Manager, the EHS Engineer will be responsible for leading and implementing high EHS standards and influencing a proactive EHS operating culture. Duties & Responsibilities: -Interpreting all regulatory changes and provide guidance and direction to Cork site operations to ensure full compliance with Health and Safety legislation, IE Licensing and ISO45001/ISO14001 Standard. -Provide EHS support to a dedicated site Operation to ensure compliance with Lower Tier SEVESO and ATEX requirements. -Perform EHS assessment/ approval of all process and equipment changes for the Operation. -Maintain relationships with the EHS team, Operational Area Managers and Functional Managers to develop and implement EHS strategies. -Working closely with Regulatory Authorities, external and internal key stakeholders and the local management team. -Seek out opportunities to continuously improve a proactive EHS operating culture. -Involvement in site and EHS Goals & Objectives, Corporate Responsibility/ Sustainability goals -Leading Audits and Inspections, compile EHS metrics and KPIs data, trending for Corporate EHS and site Management. -Maintaining EHS systems (including Chemical Management System, Accident/Incident reporting system, Occupational monitoring etc.) and leading/participation in Root Cause Investigations as required -Completion of Risk Assessments in conjunction with area experts as required. Candidates Profile: Requirements Higher Diploma in Occupational Health and Safety or equivalent, minimum 3 years post qualification experience required. Extensive experience within a regulated manufacturing environment, Life Science or Pharmaceutical experience is desirable. Strong experience in chemical management system and machine safety and/or regulatory/ IE Licensing desirable. Leadership & organizational skills with ability to influence and motivate colleagues to achieve high performance. Highly motivated with a passion for EHS to continuously improve EHS performance by implementing new and innovative ideas. Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal. Competent user of Microsoft packages.

Principal Engineer (Inspection & Metrology) Division: Trauma & Extremities & Spine Role: Permanent Hybrid Position Summary The Inspection Processes and Metrology Lead Role (also referred to as Pillar Process Lead Role) is an exciting opportunity to lead a technical team of SMEs across a global network. This role is part of the Technical Leadership Team within Advanced Operations TECS whose core purpose is to ensure our engineering community is connected and aligned enterprise wide. The Pillar Lead Role includes: Promoting connectedness, alignment and technical advancement enterprise wide across Stryker's global engineering community. Ownership and development of the Metrology & Inspection Technical Competency and Technology Roadmap across AO TECS. Identifying and introducing new technologies and processes that enable product roadmap and improve cost and time to market (CTM and TTM). Serve as the subject matter expert (SME) in measurement science and GD&T interpretation. Develop, maintain, and improve metrology standards, procedures, and work instructions. Pioneering incremental and step change continuous improvement initiatives, that facilitate NPI to be faster, future-fit and differentiated. Develops an in-depth understanding of the network by working closely with Business Unit Leaders and Divisional Partners to identify the necessity for the creation of new Pillar Processes and provides guidance to facilitate a smooth transition into a functioning Pillar Process. Aligns with the business on digital programs and drives relevant initiatives within TECS. Technical / Leadership Responsibilities The individual will lead the Metrology / Inspection Pillar Process Team to deliver results in line with the Technical Leadership Team purpose and committed deliverables. The individual will facilitate problem solving, leveraging of previous work completed and set technical direction across the network. They will successfully lead the team to deliver key programs and projects per associated timelines, quality requirements within budgetary constraints. Responsible for project and stakeholder management including the technical assessment of all assigned projects. Develop skills matrix in line with product roadmaps identifying the necessary training, mentoring and coaching for team members to ensure that technical and team-based skills are acquired, applied and maintained. The individual will improve the technical competency across the business by coaching and mentoring engineering team members and sitting with people managers to ensure technical content within IDP's is effective and relevant. Leads DFI activities working alongside NPI and R&D teams. Influences product designs to ensure adherence to the highest quality standards, project costs and timelines. Provide direction to the team in complex or difficult situations, remove obstacles and interface with other functions to assist with issue resolution. Responsible for the implementation, enforcement and compliance of all relevant quality, regulatory and safety standards. All other duties as assigned. Minimum Qualifications (Required): B.S in Mechanical Engineering or related discipline with 8+ years of experience in a Metrology or Inspection related role. Related master's degree or PhD with experience may also be desirable. Proficiency with CMM programming (PC-DMIS, Calypso, etc.), GD&T, and CAD interpretation. Strong knowledge of calibration principles and measurement uncertainty. Experience with quality management systems (ISO 9001, AS9100, ISO/IEC 17025). Excellent analytical, organizational, and communication skills. Proficient in Microsoft Office and statistical analysis tools (e.g., Minitab). Individual should possess strong leadership skills, proven ability to coach and mentor individuals in technical skills and people development areas. Familiarity with statistical process control (SPC) and measurement system analysis (MSA). Experience with automation and digital metrology solutions. Proven track record overseeing the introduction of new technology from early identification through to the release of an application for serial manufacturing. Strong interpersonal, communication, influencing and presentation skills essential. Innovative Thinker - should be able to express new and better ways of doing things. Flexibility essential with strong project management skills. Lean 6 Sigma qualification such as Green Belt or Black Belt an advantage. #IJ This role will be posted for a minimum of 3 days. To be considered for this role you will be redirected to and must complete the application process on our careers page. To start the process, click the Apply button below to Login/Register.