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Panel Assembly Technician - 1443

Stevenage
3 weeks ago
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Title: Panel Assembly Technician -

This dynamic Panel Assembly Technician role presents an exciting opportunity to join a leading company in the aerospace industry. The Panel Assembly Technician - 1443 position is a crucial part of the company's manufacturing operations, responsible for the assembly and final assembly processes of aluminium composite panel manufacture.

As a Panel Assembly Technician, you will be responsible for a variety of tasks, including:

  • Inserting panels with the correct type of mechanical fasteners
  • Potting of inserts
  • Bonding of various brackets and equipment
  • Bonding of inserts using various adhesives
  • Bonding components and sub-assemblies using adhesives to drawing specifications
  • Producing work to required quality standards and drawing specifications
  • Maintaining all health and safety disciplines in the composite area
  • Self-inspection and the ability to read and understand detailed engineering drawings and procedures

    To be successful in this role, the ideal candidate will have:
  • Previous experience in a manual handling role with demonstrated manual dexterity
  • Prior experience within a production or manufacturing environment, with regular use of hand tools
  • Ability to follow procedures and work instructions/manuals, with a high attention to detail
  • Comfort working to tight time frames and demanding quality requirements
  • Relevant experience in carbon fibre or industries such as space, aerospace, automotive, or motorsport
  • Ability to work from detailed drawings and electronic work instructions, within specific procedures
  • Experience working in confined spaces above floor level (working at height)
  • Experience working within a clean room environment and as part of a team

    This company offers a competitive salary and a comprehensive benefits package, including opportunities for career development and growth. If you have the necessary skills and experience to excel as a Panel Assembly Technician, we encourage you to apply today.

    To apply, please submit your resume and a cover letter highlighting your relevant qualifications and experience.

    Carbon60, Lorien & SRG - The Impellam Group STEM Portfolio are acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy

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