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Static Test Technician

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Static Test Technician, Cambridge, (6-Month Contract), £13.88 p/h

As a Static Test Technician, you’ll play a key role in supporting all aspects of static structural testing, including the setup, execution, and breakdown of test units, as well as maintaining the machine shop and assisting with special projects.

About the company:

Rubicon’s client is a leading aerospace manufacturer, specialising in high-end interiors. Their work is featured in some of the world’s most luxurious airlines, using advanced materials and precision engineering to create first-class seating and cabin components.

As a Static Test Technician, you’ll benefit from:

On-the-job training, to develop your skills further
Weekly pay for consistent income
State of the art shopfloor designed for efficiency and precision
Supportive, friendly work environment conducive to professional growth
Static Test Technician Responsibilities

Mark up test units (XYZ coordinates), including drilling and coordination with the Conformity Inspection team
Fabricate whiffle tree branches and spreader plates according to test plans
Set up, break down, and reassemble test rigs for directional testing
Maintain calibrated measuring equipment and ensure machinery is in good working order
Support test scheduling with the Team Leader and follow all Health & Safety procedures
Skills & Experience Required

Excellent communication and customer service skills
Proficient in MS Excel, Word, PowerPoint
Ability to read and understand technical drawings
Flexible approach to working hours
Strong problem-solving skills under time constraints
Ready to apply?

Submit your CV, highlighting your relevant experience, or call Scott at Rubicon to discuss this Static Test Technician opportunity further

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