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Do you have experience marking Sheet Metal in a highly regulated industry?
 
If so, this position could be perfect for you! Our client is a global, leading precision component manufacturer primarily operating in the Aerospace sector. They manufacture precision engineered parts for aerospace customers (mainly precision fabrication and machining) and are looking for a Part Marker to join their growing team. The ideal candidate will have experience in with part marking and packing sheet metal and operating machinery.
 
Part Marker – Setter Operator
 
Permanent
Grade A = £13.25 per hour / £26,871 per annum
Grade B = £13.85 per hour / £28,087.80 per annum
Monday-Thursday: 07.30-16.30 or 08:00-17:00, Friday: 07.30-12.30
Alcester
 
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Job Description

Part Mark and Packing of Sheet metal and Machined components.
Ability to read and understand data cards and drawings to the level required for machine set up and operation.
Set up machines with the required settings and tooling in accordance with relevant procedures.
Use of all measuring equipment as required to check conformance to requirements.
Carry out in process inspection in accordance with relevant specifications to ensure that components are conforming prior to passing on to subsequent operations.
Ensure that components identified as non-conforming during in process inspection are identified and communicated in accordance with the Non-Conformance Procedure.
Complete work booking requirements within the MRP system to ensure accurate WIP records. 
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Essential Experience/Skills/Qualifications

Experience operating machinery
Has a keen eye for detail & good communication skills
Demonstrates good teamwork, but should also be capable of working individually 
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Company Benefits

28 days Annual Leave (inclusive of Bank Holidays)
Early Friday Finish
Pension Scheme Eligibility 
If you feel you’re a good fit for this position, please click ‘apply

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