Our client based in West London (Ealing area), are urgently seeking and employing skilled sheet metal workers for their expanding operation.
Manufacturing sheet metal components to house sensitive equipment, the ideal candidates will be able to read and interpret engineering drawings and translate in to the final article. Work leaving the organisation is cosmetically high quality as well as meeting dealines.
If you have sheetmetal / fabrication skills please consider applying.
Ability to use welding equipment is an advantage but not essential.

Personal Skills

Essential

1)Fine limit sheet metal work skills including use of the following machines:
Guillotine; Fly Press; Hydraulic Press; Press Brake; CNC Press Brake;
Spot Welder; Bench Drill; CNC Turret Press; Band Saw; Cut Off Saw;
Power Hacksaw.

2)Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings.

3)Able to work to fine limits

4)To be able to check and inspect ongoing quality and maintain ISO 9001 records.

5)To be able to understand verbal and written instructions and to be able to fully integrate within the existing team. (Be a team player).

6)Be physically able to work in a small factory environment and to be able to lift and move materials, tooling, etc., of reasonable weights. To be
able to climb stairs to mezzanine floor without difficulty.

Desirable

1)Ability to program and set CNC Turret Press
2)Ability to use welding equipment.
3)Ability to use Mills, Lathes and Centre Grinders
4)IT literate
5)Knowledge of First Aid
6)Clean Driving Licence

Benefits

Salary:

Pension:Voluntary pension scheme
Minimum employee contribution 5% of basic salary
Employer contribution 3.5% of basic salary and non contributory Death in Service life insurance of 2 X basic salary.

Hours of Work:Monday to Friday inclusive 7.30am to 4.00pm
½ hour lunch break between 1.00pm and 1.30pm

Overtime:At the discretion of management (dependant on workload) and paid at time and one half after completion of the basic 40 hour week.

Holidays:Twenty two days per annum (up to 5 days to be saved for Christmas shutdown)