Prime Appointments Recruitment Agency
Sheet Metal Worker

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Temporary
£15.00 - £16.00 p/h
Wickford, Essex
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A company based near Danbury, who are an engineering company, are looking for someone to set and operate their CNC Press Brake.
The company is a small outfit with a tight-knit, happy team, who work on a variety of different projects.
We are looking for someone with experience setting and operating CNC Press Brakes and sheet metal. If you can program or edit programs, that is a bonus.
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The role is paying up to £16ph working 7.30am to 5pm Monday to Thursday and 7.30am to 1pm on Fridays.
CNC Press Brake duties:
- Set up and operate Press Brakes
- Read from engineering drawings
- Ensure quality checks on parts are done
- Help with general sheet metal and fabrication parts such as laser cutting, grinding, and assembly
- Using hand and power tools
Requirements for this role:
- You will be experienced with using CNC Press Brakes and in sheet metal work
- Use hand tools in sheet metal
- You will be able to read technical drawings
- Knowledge of assembly processes


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If you have the skills and experience we are looking for, please apply.
If you have any questions about this CNC Press Brake role or the company, please call Prime Appointments and ask for Simon Clark.
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