The Role
- You will be responsible for the assembly and test of aerospace components and completion of any relevant administration. You will possess the ability both to work on your own initiative and as part of a team.
- In addition you will be self-motivated, flexible and be able to contribute fully to improvement activities.
- The ability to read engineering drawings, previous fitting experience ideally in an Aerospace/Automotive environment, experience and understanding of working to specifications and procedures and awareness of COSHH are essential requirements of this role.
Candidate skills & requirements
Must have completed a full engineering apprenticeship.
- Ability to follow and understand technical drawings, specs, procedures, Test instructions, etc.
- Use of hand tools in previous job roles
- To learn, understand and embrace the basic principles of production flow lines / takt times.
- Work to 5's and other improvement principles
- Completion of relevant documentation
- FOD Compliance
- Assembly and completion of associated production acceptance testing.
- Knowledge of flow line methodologies is an advantage
Please note, you will be expected to work shifts and also to potentially work overtime as part of this role
Shifts: Days, Lates and Nights - 2 weeks about
Hours: 37 hour week.
Shift premium:
Day - First 45 minutes payment of 20% (1.2)
Late - Premium of 25% (1.25)
Weekend - Premium 45% (1.45)