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Production Fabricator

Dunstable
3 weeks ago
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Mane is recruiting for a skilled Production Fabricator to join our team within a leading aerospace manufacturing client in Hertfordshire.

This is a great opportunity for a hands-on individual who takes pride in producing high-quality ducting components to industry-leading standards.

Shift Pattern:

Late Shift: Monday to Thursday 3.45pm to 1.30am Start Date: Immediate

Benefits:

25 days holiday (rising to 27 after 3 years) + 8 bank holidays
Company pension scheme
4x salary death in service cover
Ongoing training and development opportunities

Role Overview:

You will manufacture a variety of components and assemblies using recognised trade skills and a range of materials including stainless steel, titanium, aluminium and Inconel. Working from drawings, jigs, and route cards, you'll deliver work that meets strict aerospace specifications under the guidance of a Team Leader. Working to fine tolerances from 0.1 mm, precision is essential.

Key Responsibilities:

Fabricate ducting components using precision hand skills and techniques
Work from engineering drawings and route card instructions
Ensure work meets aerospace quality and operator verification standards
Maintain high levels of efficiency and accuracy throughout production
Work to tolerances from 0.1 mm
Contribute ideas to improve methods and reduce production costs
Maintain cleanliness and safety of the work area
Adhere to all Health & Safety, fire, and procedural policies
Work collaboratively and support team objectives

What We're Looking For:

Required:

Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings
Strong hand fabrication skills with an eye for detail
Reliable team player who meets targets and supports others
Comfortable following both written and verbal instructions
Understanding of workplace procedures and standards

Desirable:

Previous experience in the aerospace sector
Operator verification experience

Qualifications:

Completed apprenticeship or equivalent combination of technical education and hands-on experience

If you are a skilled fabricator looking to join a high-performing team and contribute to precision manufacturing in the aerospace sector, we'd love to hear from you

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