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Aerospace Sheet Metal Worker

Proactive Personnel Ltd
Nottingham
4 weeks ago
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An excellent opportunity is available for an experienced Sheet Metal Worker to join a leading company within the aerospace sector. This role requires a background in precision sheet metal fabrication, including TIG welding and press brake operation, producing high-quality components for aerospace applications.

Key Responsibilities:



Fabricating and assembling precision sheet metal parts to aerospace specifications.

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Performing TIG welding on thin-gauge materials to a high standard.

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Operating press brakes to accurately form and shape sheet metal components.

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Reading and working from detailed technical drawings and engineering schematics.

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Conducting self-inspection to ensure parts meet strict aerospace quality standards.

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Maintaining a clean, safe, and organised working environment in line with aerospace industry expectations.

Requirements:

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Previous experience in sheet metal fabrication within aerospace or a similar precision industry.

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Proficient in TIG welding on stainless steel, aluminium, and/or other aerospace-grade materials.

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Skilled in setting and operating press brakes for forming complex components.

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Ability to interpret and work accurately from technical and engineering drawings.

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Strong attention to detail and quality control mindset.

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Familiarity with aerospace quality standards (AS9100 or equivalent) is advantageous but not essential.

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A positive, reliable, and team-oriented attitude.

What We Offer:

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Stable day shift, Monday to Friday.

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The chance to work on a variety of aerospace projects in a modern, well-equipped facility.

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A supportive, safety-driven environment with high quality standards.

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