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A GBP 40,000 + Pension + 25 Days Holiday + 8 Bank Holidays + Additional Leave Purchase Scheme + Tea/Coffee + Parking + Healthcare Scheme + Death in Service Scheme
Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm and 4.30pm Finish Friday
Sheet Metal Worker
Required for a reputable and leading manufacturer operating in over 60 countries.
For the Sheet Metal Worker role, applicants need sheet metal skills and need to be able to develop complex shapes/tools. You also need to be able to investigate, problem solve, and work well in a team to ensure a successful outcome is achieved.
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Working in a three-person workshop team within the wider R and D department, you will be responsible for making bespoke tooling and will oversee the process from cradle to grave, including manufacture, modification, and providing feedback in design reviews. This is a hands-on problem-solving role working in an experienced team where you will add value and help shape R and D towards smarter, more tool-friendly designs.
The Sheet Metal Worker Role
- Ensure new product concepts are efficiently and reliably converted into prototypes and tooling
- Cradle to Grave: manufacture the tooling and use it to produce samples
- Working in a three-person workshop team
- Input to Design Reviews
- Tool Manufacture and Development
- Product verification and testing
- Working closely with other departments


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The Sheet Metal Worker Required
- Experience making complex sheet metal products/tooling
- Welding and sheet metal forming skills
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
- Able to interpret and build from detailed drawings
- Excellent communication skills
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