Sheet Metal Worker

About This Role

Working on some of the UK's biggest engineering projects, the Sheet Metal Worker will be involved in the manufacture and installation of ventilation systems and furniture within a large-scale engineering environment. This role suits a time-served professional skilled in fabrication and HVAC work, offering long-term opportunities.

Responsibilities

• Fabricate, assemble, and install sheet metal items
• Confidently use welding and fabrication equipment on Astute and/or Dreadnought class submarines whilst they are under construction
• Work with pipe protection, glam plates, small support systems in bunk spaces

Requirements

• Time-served Sheet Metal Worker status
• Apprenticeship papers available for verification
• HVAC manufacture and installation experience
• Understanding of manufacturing processes and procedures
• Knowledge of SHE Risk Assessments, PUWER, and COSHH
• Ability to work at height and in confined spaces
• Experience within manufacturing, construction, engineering, or marine environments

Nice to have:

• Marine or shipbuilding experience

Benefits

• Minimum 37 hours per week
• Overtime opportunities available
• 33 days holiday including bank holidays
• Weekly pay
• Work on prestigious engineering projects
• Long-term opportunities with an industry-leading employer

Important Details

• Shift Patterns: Dayshift, Night shift, 3 on 4 off shift

Application Process

• All successful applicants will complete a practical trade test, including HVAC and furniture fault finding, square-to-round development, and duct ventilation development drawing assessment
• Attach your up-to-date CV and apprenticeship papers

Security Clearance

• Successful candidates will be subject to Security and Export Control restrictions and must obtain BPSS clearance prior to starting.