Job Description

Supercraft Ltd. is a precision aerospace engineering facility in the UK, which manufactures components and assemblies for aircraft industry around the world, with major customers such as Airbus, Leonardo and BAE Systems.

The remit of the role of Welder is to undertake the welding of aerospace parts and assist with fabricating components by analysing requirements, so that the resulting product meets quality requirements within the established production deadlines.

Main duties:

Deliver output targets in line with work to lists. Develop welding projects by analysing work orders, prints, and completed assembly, calculating requirement, studying metals and determining appropriate welding techniques for the part. Ensure the job card is signed and stamped for prior operations before any work is started. Interpret engineering planning documents and specification sheets, following Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) where provided. Collect equipment and materials by studying specifications and component requirements, ordering supplies and gases, ensuring equipment used is of sufficient quality to manufacture to customer specification, reporting any that is not prior to use. Fabricate components by using equipment to clean, prepare, cut, burn, and weld pieces, setting up and measuring assemblies, selecting appropriate methods. Clean and ensure parts are of an acceptable standard before submitting to next production stage. Complete all aspects of related operational documentation. Ensure that a clean and tidy work area is maintained throughout the shop floor, and ensure parts are correctly stored and protected. Ensure all parts produced are in line with drawing and specification requirements, reporting any that are not through the use of the NCR process.

Person specification:

ESSENTIAL:

Valid unrestricted right to work and live in the UK. Time served apprentice or HNC in mechanical engineering or equivalent. Minimum of 3 years' related work experience in a manufacturing or engineering environment. Able to interpret work instructions and engineering planning documents, identify and use the appropriate equipment to manufacture parts to customer specification. A good communicator, able to build positive relationships with both colleagues and customers. A professional and proactive individual who takes personal responsibility for resolving problems and delivering results on time. Able to work flexibly in line with business requirements, which may include working overtime and travelling to other sites on occasion. A team player who shares knowledge and experience with colleagues, and is positive and proud of doing a great job.
DESIRABLE: Previous experience of working in the aerospace industry.

Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Benefits:

Casual dress Company events Flexitime Life insurance On-site parking Referral programme Sick pay
Schedule:

Day shift Overtime
Work Location: In person