Production Technician (3D Printing)

Basingstoke
4 weeks ago
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Production Technician (3D Printing)

£30,000 - £37,000 + Overtime + Training + Progression + Monday-Friday + Company Benefits

Basingstoke

Are you a Production / Print Technician or similar looking for a varied and exciting opportunity where you will be part of a tight-knit and dynamic team within a well-established company that has been around for 30 years and still growing, offering opportunities for ongoing progression?

This company are a well-established Print supplier for a range of industries, including automotive, aerospace and commercial clients. They have seen continual growth since their establishment in 1993 and with recently opening a new facility are looking to add to their workforce to continue to provide a high-quality service to a loyal and forever growing customer base.

In this varied role you will be a part of team of 4 staff as you work hands on operating machinery within the facility as well as being responsible for 3d printing of parts and components, handling the deliveries and assisting with shipping orders to customers and clients. You will have the opportunity to upskill yourself on specialist machinery as you work Monday-Friday 9am-5pm.

This varied role would suit a Production / Print Technician from a 3D Printing background looking for a dynamic role within a well-established company offering some overtime to increase your earnings.

The Role:

Operating specialist printing machinery
Work in tight-knit team of 4
Assist with packaging and shipping orders
Provide support and mentorship for junior team members
Monday-Friday 9am-5pmThe Person:

Production / Print Technician
3D Printing background
Commutable to BasingstokeProduction, Print, Technician, Design, Operative, Manufacturing, Engineering, Days-based, Monday-Friday, Overtime, Automotive, Machine, Aerospace, Berkshire, Reading, Thatcham, Basingstoke

Reference number: BBBH18895

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We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all suitable candidates. The salary advertised is a guideline for this position. The offered remuneration will be dependent on the extent of your experience, qualifications, and skill set.

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