Glacier Energy
Toolmaker (Workshop Machinist)

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Company Description
Glacier Energy delivers innovative solutions for the design, manufacture, inspection, and repair of critical infrastructure and process equipment for energy and industrial markets.
Our Mechanical Solutions division provides support to energy and industrial sectors globally, specialising in mechanical products and services including heat exchanger repair and refurbishment, onsite machining, and joint integrity.
Our in-house subject matter experts deliver high-quality repair, maintenance, re-engineering, and bespoke mechanical solutions to meet our customers' requirements. The specialist services that we offer are designed to enhance asset performance, extend asset life, and ensure safe, efficient operations.
As our capabilities are continuously evolving and adapting towards a more sustainable future, our team needs to grow. We are therefore focused on attracting the best talent and are dedicated to creating an environment where our staff are empowered, with the ability to develop. We currently have an exciting new opportunity for a Toolmaker (Workshop Machinist) to join our team in Glasgow.
Join Glacier Energy as we continue to contribute towards a sustainable future, develop the skills necessary to support a net zero economy, and drive positive change.
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Role Purpose
The purpose of this role is to deliver high-quality, precision machining and toolmaking services, ensuring products are manufactured to exacting standards and tight tolerances. Working independently and collaboratively, the role supports continuous improvement, mentors apprentices, and contributes to a safe and efficient workplace, upholding company values and practices at all times.
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Accountability
- Sound working knowledge of manual toolroom machinery i.e. Vertical Borer, Lathe, Milling Machine, Surface Grinder, etc.
- Commitment to producing high-quality products.
- Proven ability to read and interpret engineering drawings.
- Experience of working to tight tolerances and to fine detail.
- Capable of working unsupervised and on own initiative.
- Work in a manner that protects the health, safety, and welfare of self and others.
- Work with colleagues to continuously improve the company’s working practices.
- Provide Training and Competence Support to apprentices.
- Attend appropriate meetings for reporting purposes when required.
- Adhere to all Company policies and procedures including quality, safety, environmental, and HR.
Requirements
Experience
- Time served Toolmaker/Machinist with Mechanical Fitting skills.
- Proven experience within the Toolmaking / Machine shop industry.
Attributes
- Confident to engage with all levels of the business.
- Logical and analytical approach.
- Efficient, with good attention to detail.
- Willingness to learn from others and share best practice.
- Thorough, tenacious, and results-oriented.


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Values
- Ingenuity - Identifies and shares ideas to improve efficiency and reduce costs in their work area, considering the wider impact on team productivity and the quality of service delivered to customers.
- Excellence - Fulfils commitments to customers with reliability and attention to quality, recognising that consistency and timeliness build trust and long-term relationships.
- Collaboration - Works closely with colleagues to uphold safety standards, recognising that a strong safety-first culture creates a more productive and supportive work environment for everyone.
- Respect - Communicates with honesty and respect, demonstrating a commitment to the company’s values.
- Accountability - Takes personal responsibility for following safety procedures, recognising that their actions help protect both colleagues and external partners while maintaining a safe and compliant work environment.
Benefits
- Salary dependent on experience.
- 9-day fortnight (Required to work Friday off where required due to capacity).
- Company pension contributions.
- 33 days holiday entitlement per annum.
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