Sheet Metal Worker/Fitter

Wolverhampton
4 weeks ago
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An industry powerhouse in the Wolverhampton area is looking for Sheet Metal Workers and Skilled Fitters to join its highly skilled workforce.

Position summary:
The role involves the assembly and testing of light alloy and non-light alloy heat exchangers. Intricate work, this also includes preparing heat exchangers for chemical conversion and final fitting.

The candidate must be prepared to work shifts (am/pm with early Friday finishes) and will report directly to the Team Leader.

Responsibilities:
• Fitting for welding shrinkage
• Produce weld preps etc.
• Adhere to technical specifications
• Read and understand engineering drawings and mark out where required.

Minimum Requirements:

  1. Ideal candidate will be apprentice trained; time served with City & Guilds or equivalent qualification
  2. Previous experience of Sheet Metal Working
  3. Teamwork
  4. Communication Skills
  5. Support ACE activities (5S, TPM, Turnbacks, Clinic)
  6. Basic SAP knowledge would be advantageous
  7. Willingness to be flexible and adaptable
  8. Previous experience of working in an aerospace environment would be advantageous

    The advertised rates are PAYE, with regular overtime available, paid at enhanced rates.

    If this sounds like you, please respond to this advert with an up to date version of your CV and call (phone number removed) to discuss in more detail.

    Inside Right is acting as an employment business on behalf of a client partner.

    If you have not had a response to your application within 2 weeks, you may have been unsuccessful on this occasion.

    This position may involve access to export controlled information and hardware where an export license would be required for compliance with applicable laws and regulations. Employment will be subject to satisfactory security checks, export license approval, and, if required completion of a non disclosure agreement.

    Skills Required

    Minimum Requirements:
  9. Ideal candidate will be apprentice trained; time served with City & Guilds or equivalent qualification
  10. Previous experience of Sheet Metal Working
  11. Teamwork
  12. Communication Skills
  13. Support ACE activities (5S, TPM, Turnbacks, Clinic)
  14. Basic SAP knowledge would be advantageous
  15. Willingness to be flexible and adaptable
  16. Previous experience of working in an aerospace environment would be advantageous

    Qualifications Required
    City & Guilds or equivalent
    Time served sheet metal worker

    Keywords
    Sheet metal
    Fitter
    Testing
    Air & hand tools
    Sheet Metal Fabrication
    Heat exchanger
    Stainless
    Aluminium
    Fabricator
    Welder

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