Skilled Fitter

Role

As a key member of the team, you will play a critical role in the production and assembly of aircraft components, including:

• Manufacturing both main and sub‑assemblies (jig‑controlled and non‑jig controlled) using appropriate tools, fixtures, and established assembly techniques
• Working across a range of aircraft structures, ensuring full compliance with regulatory requirements and customer specifications
• Reading and interpreting engineering drawings, processes, and procedures to consistently meet stringent quality standards
• Producing first‑off production units with accuracy and attention to detail
• Carrying out mechanical assembly work to a consistently high standard

• Hours:
  
  37 hours per week
• Contract Duration: 12 months (Initial 6‑month period aligned with ITAR requirements, followed by review)
• Shift Pattern:
  • Day Shift (initially):
    • Monday–Thursday: 08:00–16:30
    • Friday: 07:45–12:45
  • Flexibility required to move onto Double Days: 06:00–14:00 / 14:00–22:00 (weekly rotation)
  • Potential requirement to work night shifts

• £18.03 per hour
• Weekday overtime (OT1): £22.54
• Weekend overtime: £27.05

• £22.54 per hour (subject to availability)
• Overtime rates remain unchanged

• Accommodation allowance of up to £1,400 gross per month (receipts required)
• One ferry ticket per month reimbursed up to £100 (receipts required; fare dependent on booking time)

• NVQ Level 3, City & Guilds Level 3, or a completed apprenticeship with equivalent certification
• Demonstrable experience in mechanical fitting or aerospace assembly
• A strong commitment to quality, safety, and precision engineering

If you are a qualified and experienced fitter seeking your next contract opportunity within a dynamic and highly regarded aerospace environment, we would be keen to hear from you. This is your chance to be part of a programme where your skills and attention to detail will make a meaningful impact.