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Aircraft Assembly Technician

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Our client has an opportunity for a Skilled Aircraft Fitter to join them on a contract basis until August 2026. You will be joining the team within the Build Production section to work on various aircrafts.

Role: Aircraft Fitter
Location: Filton - 100% onsite
Hours: Monday to Thursday 06:30-15:45
Clearance: BPSS required to start
Hourly Rate: £26.92 per hour via Umbrella, inside IR35
Start Date: 18th August 2025

What you'll be doing:

Work from engineering instructions and understand Aircraft Drawings
Complete tasks to the required standards
General tasks include the use of power tools for drilling, shimming, and sealing
1st party certification will be required following successful completion of the relevant courses
You may need to work in a confined space (tank work), which includes restricted and physically demanding wing access and egress through oval shaped manholesRequirements:

Must have completed an apprenticeship within an engineering discipline i.e: sheet metal worker, aircraft or maintenance technician, tool maker, fitter/turner

Must hold NVQ L2 + L3 or equivalent in engineering

Experience using hand tools and previous work experience in a fitter/assembly operator role
Self-motivation with good communication skills
An ability to work alone or as part of a team
An openness to continuous improvement processes and new ways of working
Knowledge and a high regard for Health and Safety standards
A pre-employment medical will be required before starting this role.

If you are interested in applying for this position and you meet the requirements, please apply!

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