ATP Technical Limited

You ll be part of a team producing precision components used in a very complex device designed to save lives. These components are produced on highly advanced CNC machines and you will be responsible for their preparation before and during the anodising process You ll be checking components against engineering drawings and then transfering the components to the anodising process Some components require masking to protect surfaces from the chemicals used You ll need commercial experience in anodising, etching or plating, demonstrating safe handling of hazardous chemicals There s lot of available overtime on rotating shifts 6am-2pm Monday to Thursday, 6am-12 midday Friday and 1.45pm-10pm Monday to Thursday and 12 midday to 4pm on Friday Basic salary is £30-35,000 plus 22.5% shift pay = £36,750 - £43,600 before overtime and annual bonus This is a very clean and modern factory CV not ready? No problem, just email, Inmail, text, WhatsApp or call me I ll always get back to you

You'll be conducting reviews of all manufacturing processes within a complex aerospace manufacturing operation Identify risks to safety, quality and operational efficiency is your first task before updating work instructions and procedural documentation Operational areas you'll be looking at include CNC machining, chemical processes, fork lift operations and working at height You need experience in reviewing processes within an engineering or chemical processing environment and be able to demonstrate a thorough knowledge of Lean, 5S or similar methodologies In return, you'll have a huge influence across a modern and highly regarded precision engineering company CV not ready? No problem, just email, text or call me - I'll always get back to you

Your department produces low volume, high value, high precision aerospace components on a range of 2, 3,4 and 5 axis CNC machines up to 10 micron tolerances To achieve this difficult and challenging task, you'll be managing 6 team leaders who in turn have over 70 skilled setter operator specialists producing prototype and production components to world class engineering standards Your background is managing people in a CNC workshop including performance improvement, reviews, appraisals, disciplinaries and driving through change - Some of the staff are long-standing CNC experts so experience in changing staff habits is vital There is a significant level of retirements expected so succession planning, effective decision making in recruitment and implementing skills transfer and training plans is important You'll be working on a daytime shift pattern 7on 7off 7am to 5pm In return, you'll be responsible for one of the most advanced and respected precision CNC workshops in the UK, producing parts that save about 25 lives a year CV not ready? No problem, just email, text or call me - I'll always get back to you

You ll be part of a team producing precision components used in a very complex device designed to save lives. These components are produced on highly advanced CNC machines and you will be responsible for their preparation before the anodising, plating and painting processes You ll be running a series of linishing, rumbling and vibrating deburring machines, degreasing, anodising and polishing, checking components against engineering drawings and then transfering the components to the anodising department Some components require masking to protect surfaces from the chemicals used You ll need commercial experience in abrasive cleaning, deburring, degreasing, demonstrating safety knowledge in the handling of hazardous chemicals There s lot of available overtime on 2 shifts; 8am to 4.45pm Monday to Friday OR a rotating early 6am-2pm and 1.45pm-10pm shift pattern if preferred (the shift option comes with a 22.5% pay uplift) in this very clean and modern factory CV not ready? No problem, just email, Inmail, text, WhatsApp or call me I ll always get back to you

You'll be responsible for the maintenance and servicing of a wide range of 3, 4 and 5 axis CNC and manual lathes, mills and turning machines. Some of these CNC machines produce components to a tolerance of 10 microns so your expertise and attention to detail is vital Their machines are DMG Morri 3/4/5 axis, Stars sliding head lathe, Herco and XYZ Lathes You'll be managing PPM schedules, undertaking preventative maintenance and responding to unexpected breakdowns to ensure production and quality targets are kept Your hours are Monday to Friday 8am to 4.45pm (12.00 midday finish on Friday) so no night shift or weekends - There is however plenty of overtime and a bonus - This company is busy with a full order book After the CNC machines have been repaired, calibration testing will include electrical safety check so you ideally need a City & Guilds 18th Edition Electrical Installations. Training and certification is also available CV not ready? No problem, you can text, WhatsApp, email or call me - I'll always get back to you

A newly refurbished precision QA inspection department has just installed CMM PC-DMIS instruments and a Hexagon Absolute Laser Arm to undertake precise analysis of machined components You'll be using these instruments to ensure these important components meet GD&T specifications, some of which are +/- 10 microns tolerance The components are in small volume, often pre-production prototypes providing you with involvement in the R&D process, feeding back your analysis to the design team You'll need a substantial quality control background in a precision engineering environment, preferably with hands-on experience in using CMM and laser arm instruments CV not ready? No problem, just call, text or email me - I'll always get back to you

Yep, you read that right You re going to assemble rockets! They re surprisingly small, about the size of an empty toilet roll but they contain small mechanisms that require your full attention in assembling the right way. You ll need to be able to read assembly diagrams, engineering drawings and use hand tools to ensure small components are assembled correctly and in the right order. This is a low volume, high quality production environment Your targets are quality not quantity There is plenty of available overtime, no shift work and the working environment is spotless You ll like them. CV not ready? No problem, just email, text or call me I ll always get back to you

You'll produce precision assemblies that save 25 lives a year You'll work within the Assembly & Test Department. You will be carrying out the following tasks: Assemble manufactured components to technical specifications and quality standards. Inspecting assemblies produced in the unit to the required quality procedures. Use of conventional measuring tools Deburring of components prior to assembly We'd like you to have; Assembly shop experience with the ability to work to technical engineering drawings & specifications. Experience of using a variety of hand and power tools Experience of being able to inspect components using verniers, calipers, depth gauges and micrometers In return you'll get; All overtime at time and a half Clean and modern work shop Amazing pension scheme. Life assurance 4 x salary. Private Healthcare plan. 33 days annual leave per year CV not ready? No problem, just email, text WhatsApp or call me - I'll always get back to you

You'll be managing 10-15 skilled metal finishing and assembly technicians in a precision, low volume manufacturing cell of an aerospace engineering company Whilst a knowledge of metal finishing, anodising, plating and painting will be useful, it's your team management skills in an engineering environment are far more important Experience in managing performance, disciplinary procedures, training gap analysis, coaching, mentoring and people skills will need to be demonstrated In return, your KPI's will deliver improvements in quality, safety, production levels and continuous improvement CV not ready? No problem, just email, text or call me - I'll always get back to you