Fitter and Turner

Blindley Heath
1 month ago
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Our client is currently seeking a skilled Fitter and Turner to join their production division. Reporting to the Mechanical Production Supervisor, you will work as part of a skilled workshop team to build and assemble first-class robotic equipment.

Contract: Permanent

Salary: £33000 - £37000

Hours: Full Time, 40 hours per week (Monday to Friday, day shift)

We are looking for a capable individual to handle both machining and assembly tasks. Your main duties will include:

Machining & Assembly: Safely and accurately using manual Mills and Lathes to make components , and building/assembling robotic equipment.

Technical Accuracy: Accurately working to Mechanical Drawings when assembling components and inspecting incoming mechanical parts against those drawings.

Project Execution: Planning the steps required ahead of a job to achieve the required outcome , and writing up checklists to ensure all project aspects are completed.

Maintenance & Upgrades: Producing, repairing, and upgrading mechanical assemblies and sub-assemblies.

Collaboration: Working in conjunction with R&D on projects through to successful completion and liaising with the Mechanical Design section as required.

Additional Duties

The role is dynamic and may require you to:

Assist in assembling, packing, and general loading and unloading.

Operate a Forklift when needed.

Perform laser engraving and spray painting tasks.

Occasionally work offsite to assist in assembly and training.

The ideal candidate will have:

Technical Understanding: Must have an understanding of the production process in relation to the products being made.

Autonomy: Ability to work with minimal supervision to complete tasks within given deadlines.

Specialised Skills: Experience in special parts manufacture is required.

If you are interested please apply with an up to date CV.

Randstad Business Support is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy

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