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Sheet Metal Engineer

Bristol
£16.50/hr
Posted about 17 hours ago
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This full-time Sheet Metal Engineer role in Avonmouth involves producing accurate components within a small CNC Punch, Bend and Fitting team for a Bristol manufacturer serving aerospace, defence and nuclear sectors. Working 37.5 hours weekly, Monday to Friday, the successful candidate will interpret engineering drawings and set up Amada Acute turret presses, HFE100-3 and HF50/12 press-brakes, plus a Hare 80T press and manual Pierce-All machine. Bench hand fitting duties also feature. Applicants need proven sheet metal fabrication experience, competence with CNC machinery and the ability to read technical specifications precisely. Pay is £16.50 hourly.

Sheet Metal Engineer

Department: CNC Punch / Bend / Fitting

Location: Avonmouth, Bristol

Contract Type: Full Time. 37.5 Hours Monday-Friday

The Company

Is a well-established Bristol based manufacturing firm which produces high quality, sheet metal & precision engineered products predominantly for the Aerospace, Defence and Nuclear industries.

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Job Description

Working primarily in the CNC Punching, Bending and Fitting department as part of a small team, producing accurate sheet metal parts.

Main Duties & Responsibilities

  • Read & interpret engineering drawings.
  • Set-up and operate Amada Acute CNC Turret Press.
  • Set-up and operate Amada Press-brakes (HFE100-3 & HF50/12).
  • Set-up and operate Hare 80T Press.
  • Set-up and operate manual Pierce-All punching machine.
  • General hand fitting bench work, working with jigs & fixtures.
  • Liaising with the Engineering Manager and the Production Planner to meet company targets.

The Ideal Person Will Have

  • A minimum of 3 years’ experience in a similar role.
  • Ability to read and interpret Engineering drawings.
  • GCSE Maths & English - Grade C (or equivalent).
  • A working knowledge of sheet metal manufacturing techniques.
  • Experience of setting and operating an Amada Press brake or similar bending machine tool.
  • Experience of setting and operating an 80T Hare press or Pierce All or similar press machine.
  • Experience of setting and operating an Amada turret press or similar punching machine tool.
  • Experience in off-line programming for both the Turret press and Press brake. (Radan or similar).
  • Ability to re-set parts (after heat-treatment for example).
  • Ability to check own work prior to independent inspection.
  • Flexibility to be able to be useful, where required anywhere within the company.
  • Suitable skills with Microsoft Word/Excel to assist with the creation of job setup sheets.

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Rate: £16.50 per hour (depending on skills, capability and experience)

Working Hours: 37.5 hours per week

  • Mon to Thurs = 7.15 to 16.00
  • Fri = 7.15 to 12.00
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Bristol, England, United Kingdom

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