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Manual Machinist

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Manual / conventional machinist required for small established machine shop involved in repair, refurbishment and manufacture of aircraft parts. You should be familiar with conventional milling, turning and grinding, able to read and understand engineering drawings and work to close tolerances.

Main Responsibilities and Duties:

Utilise a variety of machinery, including lathes, mills, jig borers, and grinders, to perform repairs on customer equipment in accordance with order requirements and approved technical data.
Carry out routine and preventative maintenance tasks on machinery to ensure optimal performance.
Adhere to all safety requirements and practices, ensuring the proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE) at all times.
Execute the removal and installation of bushings, bearings, cups, and liners as needed.Qualifications & Prerequisites:

Strong time management skills with the ability to work efficiently and meet deadlines.
Proficient in reading and interpreting engineering data and technical drawings.
Previous experience in the aerospace industry is desirable but not essential;
A keen eye for detail and a commitment to quality workmanship.

This is a full time permanent job with a starting salary dependant on experience. Full job description available. You must have current UK right to work to be considered for this opportunity. HRGo are a recruitment agency supporting UK Engineering. We aim to respond to all applications

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