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TBD Owen Holland is a respected Ground Support Equipment and Specialist Access Solutions supplier based on a 12-acre site at Waterton Industrial Estate in Bridgend, occupying 60,000 square feet of facilities and employing nearly 100 team members. The company serves major clients in the aerospace and defense sectors, delivering high-quality, value-focused products that support critical programme deadlines. TBD Owen Holland has built a strong reputation for providing safe, compliant, and reliable access solutions tailored to a wide range of aircraft types. Its portfolio includes major aircraft docking structures and platforms for both military and civilian users, such as Tornado, Sea Wing, Hawk, Boeing B757, and Airbus A320 and A330. Team members benefit from working in a specialized, engineering-led environment with a focus on precision and customer satisfaction.
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The CNC Laser Operator is a full-time, on-site role based in Bridgend, responsible for operating CNC laser cutting machinery to produce precise components for ground support and access equipment. Day-to-day tasks include:
- Setting up laser machines
- Loading materials
- Monitoring cutting operations
- Adjusting parameters to maintain accuracy and efficiency
The role involves:
- Interpreting technical drawings
- Performing basic maintenance and troubleshooting on machinery
- Collaborating with production and quality teams to meet project schedules
- Inspecting finished parts
- Ensuring compliance with quality standards
- Maintaining a clean, safe work area in line with company health and safety procedures
Qualifications
- Candidates should possess strong Machine Operation skills, including experience with CNC laser equipment and related production machinery.
- Candidates should possess Quality Control skills, including inspection of parts, measurement verification, and adherence to engineering specifications.
- Candidates should possess Machining and Milling skills, including working with metal components and using appropriate tooling and fixtures.
- Candidates should possess general Machinery skills, including routine maintenance, basic troubleshooting, and safe equipment handling.
- Experience in a manufacturing, aerospace, or engineering environment is beneficial.
- Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and work instructions is required.
- Strong attention to detail, problem-solving abilities, and commitment to health and safety standards are essential.
- Relevant vocational training or apprenticeship in machining, CNC operation, or mechanical engineering is advantageous.
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