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Trainee Aerospace Assembler

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Trainee Aerospace Assembler | Cambridge | £13.21 per hour

Looking for a hands-on job where you can retrain and develop a long-term career? Already have experience working in a trade or workshop setting?

If you’ve worked in carpentry, joinery, assembly or as a kitchen fitting, and are comfortable using tools, this could be a great opportunity to transition into aerospace manufacturing. You’ll receive full training and be paired with a buddy to guide you through your first couple of weeks.

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 airliners, using advanced materials and precision engineering to create first-class seating and cabin components.

What’s the job?

As a Trainee Aerospace Assembler, you’ll be assembling high-end aircraft interiors in a well-equipped workshop alongside a skilled team.

Why this job?

✔ £13.21/hr starting pay ~ plus overtime at 1.5x = £19.82/hr
✔ Day shifts only ~ Monday to Friday, early finish Fridays (1pm)
✔ On-the-job training ~ Full support to develop your skills in aerospace
✔ Career progression ~ Opportunities to advance as you learn
✔ Great team & workshop ~ Supportive environment with skilled professionals

What you’ll be doing as a Trainee Aerospace Assembler:

Using hand and power tools to cut, shape, and assemble parts
Reading technical drawings and following assembly instructions (training provided)
Preparing materials and ensuring components fit correctly
Checking for quality and making adjustments where needed
Who this job is for:

People with hands-on experience in carpentry, joinery, assembly, kitchen fitting or the automotive industry
Comfortable with tools – drills, saws, or hand tools in a work setting
Fast learners who are looking to apply existing skills in a new industry
Reliable & hardworking individuals who want to be part of a strong team
Don’t wait, this opportunity won’t be around for long! Apply to this Trainee Aerospace Assembler advert today or call Scott at Rubicon and he’ll talk you through the details.

Ideal backgrounds:

Carpentry | Joinery | Kitchen Fitting | Production | Assembly | CNC Machine Operating

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