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Process Technician

Lincoln

£26,041 – £36,835 (DOE) – Double Days

Permanent

Working with a well-established engineering company who are now on the lookout for a Process Technician to join their ever-growing team based in Lincoln.

Key Responsibilities – Process Technician

Assess and resolve issues with surface treatment processes
Evaluate and improve surface deposition processes, including design and testing of tooling, anodes, bath setups, and preparation
Amending written instructions where required and being point-of-contact technical support for plating operators
Create and review controlling process documentation in accordance with relevant specifications
Control stock levels and carry out actions required following solution testing (chemical additions and dilutions)
Co-ordinate with subcontract representatives to create and improve in house and external processes
Ensure smooth running of department, including maintaining water treatment and effluent plants
Correct storage and disposal of plating chemicals and hazardous waste
Liaising with engineering, laboratory and supply team
Qualifications & Experience – Process Technician

Experience in a surface treatments environment
Understanding of principles of electrodeposition and chemical conversion
Good numeracy and literacy skills
Familiarity with working with chemicals in a safe and responsible manner
Computer literate, particularly with Microsoft Office
Quality driven team worker able to work under pressure
For more information on this role, please contact Harry Waller on (phone number removed) or send a copy of your CV to (url removed)

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