Steel door assembler

Pay

Up to £35,685.85 per year

Re-assemble steel doors and products using supplied hardware, components and materials from stock. Fit custom parts with hand tools and associated equipment. Finish doors and products to a standard acceptable for final delivery to end user. Pack finished products for delivery.

• Re-assemble doors and products to drawings using stock parts and materials, including fitting of insulation materials.
• Fit custom parts using hand tools.
• Finish doors and products to a standard acceptable for final delivery to end user.
• Complete product documentation in line with project requirements.
• Assist with manual handling operations when necessary.
• Maintain a clean and tidy workplace and report any potential risks or hazards to supervisors.
• Any other ad hoc duties as may be required, and as commensurate with the grade of post.

• Experience of working with small hand tools and measuring equipment.
• Good time management skills.
• Adherence to health and safety standards.
• Ability to follow fitting instructions, standard operating procedures and general assembly drawings.
• Ability to work with minimal supervision, within the re-assembly team.

• Experience of steel door manufacture or similar.
• Working knowledge of door hardware and locking systems.
• Knowledge of continuous improvement methodology.
• FLT driving with appropriate licence.

• 4 or 5‑day working patterns.
• 25 days annual leave + bank holidays and service days.
• Professional membership.
• Free fruit, tea and coffee.
• On‑site parking.
• Pension (5% salary sacrifice).
• Life assurance and healthcare package.
• Company sickness scheme.
• Mental health first aiders and occupational health support.
• Free eye tests and contribution to glasses.
• Company pension.
• Health & wellbeing programme.
• Life insurance.
• Sick pay.

• Bolton, Greater Manchester: reliably commute or plan to relocate before starting work (preferred).

• Assembling steel doors or similar: 1 year (preferred).
• Using hand tools: 1 year (preferred).

• United Kingdom.