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MANE are currently recruiting for a skilled and detail-oriented Composite Fitter to join our Aerospace client on FAL.

In this role, you will be responsible for the precise assembly, fitting, and installation of front row monuments (e.g., bulkheads, stowages, wardrobes, and class dividers) to the highest quality standards, in line with production schedules and engineering specifications.

Key Responsibilities:

Assemble and install front row monuments (e.g., bulkhead units, crew storage, class dividers) in line with technical drawings and build instructions

Work with a range of materials including composites, aluminium, and engineered plastics
Ensure all builds meet strict aerospace or transport industry tolerances and quality standards
Carry out drilling, riveting, bonding, sealing, trimming, and torquing operations as required
Work collaboratively with Engineering and Quality teams to resolve build issues
Conduct in-process checks and inspections, ensuring compliance with technical and safety requirements
Maintain accurate documentation of assembly tasks, reworks, and sign-offs
Ensure workstations are kept clean and comply with 5S/Lean principles
Adhere to all Health & Safety and Company policiesKey Requirements:

Proven experience in final assembly or cabin interiors, ideally within aerospace or high-end transport manufacturing

Skilled in reading and interpreting technical drawings and build manuals
Strong hand and power tool skills (riveters, drills, sealant guns, etc.)
Excellent attention to detail and ability to follow precise work instructions
Comfortable working in a fast-paced, high-quality production environment
Understanding of ESD, FOD, and cleanroom standards is desirable
Team player with good communication and problem-solving skillsDesirable:

Experience with monuments assembly (front row/cabin interiors)

Familiarity with Airbus or Boeing programs
Apprenticeship or NVQ Level 3 in Aerospace Engineering or similar discipline

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