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Conveyor Belting Fabricator / Conveyor Belting Fitter (Dual Role)
Location
Workshop-based with regular site work as part of the Site Service Team
Job Purpose
To manufacture, prepare, install, repair, and maintain conveyor belting systems. The role is predominantly workshop-based, focusing on fabrication and belt preparation, while also supporting on-site installation, breakdown response, and maintenance activities as part of the site service team.
Key Responsibilities
Workshop-Based Fabrication (Primary Focus)
- Fabricate and prepare conveyor belts to specification, including:
- Hot and cold vulcanised splicing
- Fastener fitting
- Rubber lagging and belt covering.
- Accurately cut, square, and assemble belts using workshop machinery and hand tools.
- Read and interpret job cards, drawings, and technical specifications.
- Maintain exacting standards of workmanship, quality control, and housekeeping within the workshop.
- Ensure belts are prepared efficiently to meet customer and operational deadlines.
- Conduct routine maintenance and basic fault-finding on workshop equipment.
Site Installation & Service Support
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- Work as part of the site service team to:
- Install and commission conveyor belts on customer sites.
- Conduct belt replacements, repairs, and tracking.
- Respond to breakdowns and emergency callouts.
- Adhere strictly to site-specific rules, permits, and safety procedures.
- Carry out work safely in industrial environments, often under time constraints.
On-Call & Weekend Cover
- Participate in the on-call rota, currently one week in every four, to support reactive breakdowns and urgent customer requirements.
- Provide weekend cover on a rota basis, currently one in every four weekends.
- Be flexible to respond to emergency callouts during on-call and weekend periods, in line with company procedures and agreed terms.
Health, Safety & Compliance
- Promote and comply with all company and customer health & safety policies.
- Use PPE correctly and ensure tools and equipment are safe and fit for purpose.
- Participate in toolbox talks, risk assessments, and method statements (RAMS).
- Report hazards, near misses, and incidents promptly.
General Duties
- Maintain accurate job records and service reports.
- Communicate effectively with supervisors, colleagues, and customers.
- Support continuous improvement within the workshop and site teams.
- Undertake training to maintain and improve skills.


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Skills & Experience
Essential
- Experience in conveyor belting fabrication and fitting.
- Competent in hot and/or cold splicing techniques.
- Confident using hand tools and workshop machinery.
- Strong understanding of health & safety in industrial environments.
- Flexible approach to work, including on-call duties, weekend cover, and site travel.
- Team player with a proactive, reliable work ethic.
- Full UK driving licence.
Desirable
- Mechanical or engineering background.
- CSCS, MPQC, CCNSG, or similar safety certification.
Personal Attributes
- High attention to detail and quality.
- Practical, hands-on problem solver.
- Able to work independently and as part of a team.
- Positive attitude toward safety, training, and continuous improvement.
Working Pattern
- Predominantly workshop-based day working.
- Site work as required.
- Participation in a 1-in-4 on-call rota and 1-in-4 weekend cover rota, with additional overtime as business needs dictate.
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