Manual Machinist

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Join a leading aerospace specialist as a Manual Machinist (Grinder)!
Work on precision aircraft components, enjoy competitive pay, multiple shift options, and great benefits, including pension, holidays, and career development. Apply today for this exciting opportunity!
Manual Machinist (Grinder)
Location: Ramsgate
Salary: Competitive + 33% uplift for late shifts
Shift Patterns: Early, Day, Late (details below)
Why join our client?
Our client is a global leader in aerospace component repair and overhaul, offering exceptional career development, generous benefits, and the chance to work on critical aviation parts that keep the skies safe.
Key Responsibilities

Set up and operate manual machines
Grind and repair aviation components to precise tolerances
Follow engineering drawings and health & safety standards
Ensure timely delivery of prioritised products
Maintain accurate documentation and quality compliance
What we’re looking for
Minimum 3 years’ engineering experience
Skilled in cylindrical, surface, internal, and planetary grinding
Level 2 or 3 Engineering Qualification
Computer literacy (Microsoft Office desirable)
Shift Patterns
Early: 06:00–14:15 Mon–Fri
Day: 08:00–16:30 Mon–Fri
Late: 14:15–00:30 Mon–Wed, 14:15–23:30 Thu
Benefits
25 days holiday + bank holidays
Pension scheme (6% employer contribution)
Wellbeing support & cycle-to-work scheme
£1000 referral bonus
Career progression opportunities
Apply now and take your engineering career to new heights!
Morgan Jones is committed to creating a diverse and inclusive environment and is proud to be an equal-opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, colour, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, or veteran status.
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