Kitchen Vent Technical Ltd.
Trainee Assembly Worker

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Company Description
Kitchen Vent Technical Ltd. (KVT) is a specialist provider of commercial kitchen ventilation solutions, drawing on decades of experience serving the UK’s hospitality and mechanical services industries. The company delivers genuine turnkey projects using in-house resources, covering everything from single canopies to full systems including ductwork, odour control, electrical, controls, fans, and project management. KVT is committed to high technical and safety standards and works in compliance with key industry guides and specifications such as DW172, DW144, BS6173, IGEM UP 19, and relevant HSE catering information sheets. The team also follows CIBSE guidance on energy efficiency in commercial kitchens, ensuring practical, safe, and efficient solutions for its customers. This combination of expertise and standards focus makes KVT a reliable employer for individuals interested in technical, hands-on work in a specialist engineering environment.
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Role Description
The Trainee Assembly Worker is a full-time, on-site role based in Southam, supporting the production and assembly of commercial kitchen ventilation components and systems. Day-to-day tasks include:
- Assembling metal canopies and ductwork
- Preparing parts
- Following technical drawings or work instructions
- Using basic hand and power tools under supervision
The role involves:
- Checking completed assemblies for quality
- Assisting with packaging and preparation for dispatch
- Maintaining a clean and safe workspace in line with company procedures
The Trainee Assembly Worker will work closely with experienced team members, receive on-the-job training, and follow health and safety guidelines at all times. This position is suited to individuals who enjoy practical work, are willing to learn, and can contribute reliably to a small, specialist manufacturing team.


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Qualifications
- Ability to follow technical drawings, assembly instructions, and standard operating procedures accurately.
- Basic mechanical aptitude, including safe use of hand tools, simple measuring devices, and workshop equipment.
- Strong attention to detail and quality, with a focus on producing accurate and safe assemblies.
- Good communication skills and the ability to work effectively as part of a production team.
- Willingness to learn, accept supervision, and develop skills through structured on-the-job training.
- Reliability, punctuality, and the ability to maintain a tidy, safe working environment.
- Physical ability to stand for extended periods, handle materials, and perform manual tasks safely.
- Previous experience in assembly, manufacturing, or a workshop environment is beneficial but not essential.
- Basic understanding of workplace health and safety principles; formal training is an advantage.
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