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Polisher/Finisher

Hucknall
1 month ago
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Machine Parts Polisher

Job description

My clients are currently seeking a Polisher/Finisher to join their highly skilled Engineering Team with immediate effect.

As world leaders within Aviation & Aerospace Manufacturing, our preferred candidate should have the following skills & attributes:

The successful candidate will:

Be working in a multi-skilled cell to operate a polishing/finishing process. As such this area requires someone with good team working skills and able to work on their own initiative to maximise the productivity of the area to support business requirements.

The process involves dressing, polishing and finishing vanes, in line with set standards and procedures. This process is strictly controlled and requires adherence to health and safety policy. The operations have a high manual handling content.

What profile are we looking for?

Core Duties and Responsibilities will include:

  • Use of air tools

  • Operating machinery

  • Working to quality procedures and implementing improvement activities

  • Supporting cost reduction initiatives

  • Working process improvements

  • Support production to ensure product flow in the factory

  • Assist in resolving technical problems

    It is essential that the successful candidate:

  • Has knowledge of the processes mentioned above.

  • Has a professional and flexible attitude.

  • Has the ability to communicate clearly and effectively at all levels.

  • Has up-to-date working knowledge of Health and Safety.

  • Can work a multi shift working pattern.

    It is desirable that the successful candidate:

  • Has previous Aerospace experience.

  • Has experience in cellular production line.

  • Has previously worked in metal fabrication.

    Who will I work with (in my team and in collaboration with other areas)?

    You will work under the guidance of professionals with extensive experience in the sector in a leading company that ranks among the top companies in the global aeronautical industry.

    What are the working hours?

    Following a 3-Shift Pattern:

    Mornings:

  • 6.00 am – 2.12 pm Monday-Friday

    Afternoons:

  • 1.48 pm – 9.30 pm Monday-Thursday

  • 1.48 pm – 7.00 pm Friday

    Nights:

  • 9.00 pm – 6.15 am Monday-Thursday

    Job Types: Full-time, Fixed term contract, Temp to perm

    Contract length: 6 months
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