Harlequin Manufacturing LTD
Sheet Metal Worker

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Harlequin Manufacturing LTD
Company Description:
We are a leading manufacturer of innovative polyethylene storage tanks and systems. Headquartered in Moira, we have a 40-year heritage and export to over 20 countries internationally. We continue to develop a diverse and innovative product range and are one of the fastest growing manufacturing companies in Northern Ireland with over 90 employees.
Role Description:
This is a full-time, on-site, Sheet Metal Worker role. You will be based in Harlequin's Rotational Mould Making Facility in Rushden, Northamptonshire.
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Days & Hours:
- Monday - Thursday 7.30am - 4pm
- Friday 7.30am - 1pm
Salary:
Negotiable (Depending on experience)
Looking for a Trainee
I would like to emphasize that no experience is needed and that all training will be provided
Role Description:
Looking for a trainee to learn how to become a 'Steel Tool Maker'. This involves learning the skills of sheet metal fabrication, precision folding and hand working metal using traditional methods. This is more than sheet metal work; you will be learning a craft.


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- Tig and Mig weld, use various electric hand tools, use press brake.
- Using various hammers with hand formers to create the desired shapes.
- Creating patterns using CAD, making, reading and working from drawings.
- Not a part of a production line. Will be learning to make a steel mould from start to finish working in a small team
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