Based in Lancashire · remote support across the UK

Remote manufacturing engineering & overflow support.

Flexible external capacity for engineering teams that need CAD, drawings, DFM, fixture design or practical production work moved forward without adding permanent headcount.

Extra engineering capacity without extra headcount

RoseGrid acts as an external engineering resource when workload exceeds the capacity available in-house. Support can cover one defined package, a temporary backlog or repeat requirements agreed as they arise.

This model suits Engineering Managers, Design Managers, Manufacturing Engineers, Production Managers and technical business leaders who need useful work completed without creating permanent overhead for a temporary workload spike.

Typical overflow and project support

  • CAD modelling, detailing and design backlogs
  • Mechanical design modifications and engineering changes
  • Manufacturing and production drawings
  • Legacy drawing or model recreation
  • Design-for-manufacture and machining-focused reviews
  • Jig, fixture and workholding design
  • Defined manufacturing engineering problems
  • Remote CAM and CNC process input where appropriate

Who the service is for

The service is relevant to precision engineering companies, subcontract manufacturers, toolmakers, CNC machine shops, automation companies, special-purpose machinery builders, equipment manufacturers, fabrication businesses, engineering consultancies and small internal design teams.

Manufacturing knowledge, not generic drafting

RoseGrid's work is backed by more than 15 years of hands-on experience across CNC machining, toolmaking, CAD/CAM, press tooling, fixtures, workholding, tolerances, tooling and process improvement. That background helps keep design and drawing work connected to the way parts are actually made.

Remote across the UK

Based in Lancashire, RoseGrid is set up to support customers across the UK remotely. Customers send the available drawings, models, specifications or problem details; RoseGrid reviews the work and agrees scope, deliverables, price basis and timescale before starting.

Occasional site input can be considered where understanding an existing process, machine or installation materially benefits a suitable project. Regular site attendance, machine operation and long on-site contracts are not the main offering.