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GRP Composite Laminator (Progression to Leadership)

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1 year ago
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£15 - £16 Per Hour + Individual Training, Career Progression, Regular Premium Overtime

Workshop Based, Commutable from Holton Heath, Poole, Bournemouth, Dorchester, Blandford Forum and Surrounding Areas

Are you from a GRP Laminator or from a similar industry looking to step into an exciting new position where you will be part of a close-knit team of longstanding Engineers with a great reputation for looking after their workforce, all whilst boosting your annual income with regular, uncapped premium overtime available?

On offer is the chance for a motivated Laminator looking to take the next step in their career and develop technically with great in-house training and outlined future progression routes where you will gain recognition as you develop and responsibility in line with this to create a stable and exciting career as part of an innovative business.

The well-established company are in an exciting period of growth and development and are looking to become market-leaders, working on a niche, high-end product range for a variety of blue-chip clients. The team are renowned for their excellent company culture and pride themselves on their high staff retention rates and are looking for a motivated Laminators to facilitate their goals.

On offer is the chance for an aspirational Engineer looking to progress in their career and develop their skillset technically, working with bespoke, high-end products for blue-chip clientele in an exciting and diverse job position. You will be responsible for Laminating and Tooling within a varied role working on a wide range of projects.

This role would suit an individual from a Lamination background looking to step into a position where they will have the chance to showcase their skillset and demonstrate technical aptitude to progress their career and gain recognition as an expert in the field.

The Role:
* Laminating and Tooling (inc. Wet-Lay, Infusion, Vac-Bagging or Pre-Bagging)
* Specific and Individual Training
* Exciting Progression routes available

The Candidate:
* Degree in Engineering with Manufacturing Experience
* Background in Aerospace, Defense, Automotive or Marine
* Looking for a varied and exciting role

Keywords: Engineer, Manufacturing, Composite Engineer, Aerospace, Automotive, Marine, Manufacturing Engineer, Composite Laminator

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