Sheet Metal Worker - Aerospace

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10 months ago

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Job Title: Experienced Sheet Metal Worker - Aerospace Sector
Location: Southampton - easliy commutable from Bournemouth
Salary: £32,708 - £38,480 per annum (dependent on experience)
Benefits: Private healthcare, pension scheme, generous holiday allowance, and more
Contract Type: Permanent, Full-Time
Probation: 3 months (with salary review upon successful completion)
Right to Work: Applicants must have the right to work in the UK - sponsorship is not available

Join a Leading Aerospace Engineering Team

We are currently seeking experienced Sheet Metal Workers to join a well-established, independently run business operating in the aerospace sector. Based conveniently between Southampton and Bournemouth, this is a fantastic opportunity for skilled professionals looking for long-term stability, career progression, and the chance to work to the highest industry standards.

What We're Looking For:

Proven experience working with aluminium

Ability to work with tight tolerances and meet precise specifications

A detail-oriented, quality-driven work ethic

Previous aerospace experience is highly desirable

Why Join Us?

Competitive salary, reviewed after 3-month probation

Private healthcare and a contributory pension scheme

Supportive, highly skilled team environment

Genuine career development opportunities, including potential for future lead or management roles

Be part of a respected name in aerospace engineering with a strong reputation for quality

If you're a motivated Sheet Metal Worker who takes pride in craftsmanship and wants to contribute to a high-performance team, we'd love to hear from you.

Apply now with your CV and salary expectations

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