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Production Operative Location: Hours: Monday–Thursday 07:30–16:15 | Friday 07:30–16:00 (every other Friday off) Contract: With potential to be Permanent We are a leading aerospace manufacturer , specialising in the design, manufacture, maintenance and repair of safety‑critical and fire‑proof systems , including engine fuel tanks, flotation devices and related aerospace components. Our products support both commercial and defence aerospace programmes , where quality, precision and safety are paramount. We pride ourselves on high manufacturing standards, strong teamwork and a culture built around accountability, integrity and continuous improvement. We are recruiting Production Operatives to support our manufacturing and maintenance operations across a range of aerospace products. This is a hands‑on role involving the assembly, manufacture, repair and overhaul of safety‑critical components using detailed instructions, technical drawings and defined processes. The role may involve work across production, MRO (maintenance/repair/overhaul) and fuel or flotation system assembly , depending on operational requirements. Manufacture, assemble and repair aerospace components in line with drawings, SOPs and process specifications Use adhesives, solvents, lacquers and chemicals safely and in accordance with procedures Carry out inspection activities to ensure components are fit for purpose Complete route cards and production records accurately, ensuring 100% compliance Adhere strictly to health, safety and quality standards Strong attention to detail and a quality‑focused mindset Good manual dexterity and willingness to undertake manual tasks Able to read, write and communicate effectively in English Desirable (training can be provided): Experience in a manufacturing or engineering environment Welding, sewing or assembly experience Experience working with chemicals or coatings MRO or aerospace experience Manufacturing and workshop‑based role Some roles may involve working in confined spaces or at height Competitive salary~ Generous salary sacrifice pension scheme~ Company sick pay~Employee Assistance Programme~ Retail and lifestyle discounts~ Cycle to Work scheme~24/7 health and wellbeing support~ Opportunity to develop skills within a leading aerospace environment
If you are detail‑driven, hands‑on and interested in working on mission‑critical aerospace products , we would love to hear from you. Apply today to take the next step in your manufacturing career….
