Rubix UKII
Workshop Engineer

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About the Role
Our Engineering team at Rubix plays a vital role in solving complex challenges and delivering practical, innovative solutions that keep our customers moving. We bring together talented engineers from a wide range of backgrounds, experiences, and disciplines — all united by a shared commitment to quality, safety, and continuous improvement. Whether working onsite or in our specialist facilities, we foster a collaborative, inclusive environment where every voice is valued, and diverse thinking drives better outcomes. By combining technical expertise with a deep understanding of our customers' needs, we engineer solutions that make a real difference to our clients.
Key Responsibilities
- Production and Repair of Valve Assemblies utilising the following equipment subject to training / experience competency sign-off:
- Abrasive Wheels + other air tools
- Low- & High-Pressure Valve Test Rigs
- Lathes
- Milling Machine
- Hand Power Tools
- Lapping Machine
- Metal washer
- Ultrasonic parts cleaner
- Shot Blaster
- Hand Tools
- Overhead Crane
- Reading of Engineering Drawings
- Measuring Equipment
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- Effective use of time and prioritisation of work in accordance with instructions from management.
- Maintaining accurate records (Test Certificates, work signoffs MRP records, production notes)
- To undertake any other duties as may be required which are appropriate to the role and competency of the employee.
- Follow policies and procedures in conjunction with quality management system.
- To be aware of and adhere to all health and safety requirements relevant to your work set out by Rubix, and following all company risk assessments and method statements.
- Always wearing all appropriate PPE in accordance with company Risk Assessments and Method Statements.
- Ensure that the workplace areas are kept clear, clean and tidy - high standard of housekeeping. All ISO 14001 environmental requirements are met.
- Undertake any training courses assigned to you by management to be competent in your role.
- Organisation and maintenance of all tools and equipment.
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