Masking Operative

Job Summary

Ready to be part of a team that takes pride in doing things right? As a Masking Operative, you’ll join a small but skilled aerospace surface treatment team where accuracy and quality matter every day.

In this hands‑on role, you’ll prepare components for coating and plating by carefully applying masking materials, ensuring important areas are protected exactly as the customer requires.

• Reading and interpreting work instructions including SOPs, job cards, and masking diagrams to complete tasks to exact specifications
• Applying masking materials including tapes, waxes, lacquers, plugs, caps to protect designated areas during coating or plating
• Inspecting masked parts to ensure accuracy, consistency, and compliance with quality standards
• Removing masking materials post‑process without damaging treated surfaces
• Maintaining a clean, organised, and safe work area to support efficiency
• Following health, safety, and quality procedures at all times
• Collaborating with production and quality teams to meet deadlines and resolve issues
• Accurately completing documentation to ensure full process traceability

• Excellent attention to detail and a careful approach to ensure every task is completed accurately and to a high standard
• A positive attitude and a willingness to learn, showing enthusiasm to develop your skills and adapt to new challenges
• Good manual dexterity with the ability to handle small parts and materials precisely and confidently
• The ability to follow both written and verbal instructions clearly and consistently to maintain quality and safety standards
• Reliability and punctuality, demonstrating a strong commitment to your role and the team
• Flexibility to work shifts or overtime as needed, supporting production demands and deadlines

This is a temporary position based near Colwyn Bay and has the potential to become permanent for the right candidate. Offering an hourly rate of £13.21 shift allowance.

Training will take place on afternoons (14:00 pm-10pm) before moving onto permanent nights (22:00pm-6am)