Morson are exclusively recruiting for CNC Machinists on behalf of our client GKN Aerospace (https://www.gknaerospace.com/).
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There are night shift roles available at GKN Filton and day shift roles at GKN Western Approach (near Severn Beach).
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All roles are 6 months initially, but highly likely to be long-term rolling contract/temporary to permanent.
Candidate Requirements
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Candidates MUST have LEVEL 3 qualifications - (include NVQ or City & Guilds) or apprenticeship - proof of certs will be required.
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If you do not have Level 3 qualifications or apprenticeship and no prior CNC experience, the client will not be able to consider you
Rates
NIGHT SHIFT – FILTON
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£26.77 PAYE per hour standard Nights, any overtime paid at the following:
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Sunday to Friday overtime paid at £30.65 per hour
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Saturday overtime paid at £34.14 per hour
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When Stamp Obtained (usually after 12 weeks) standard rate increases to £27.86 per hour, any overtime paid at the following:
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Overtime Sunday to Friday £31.90 per hour
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Saturday Overtime £35.53 per hour
Hours (Night Shift – Filton)
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The role involves working Nightshift which would involve working on the following shift pattern:
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First 17 weeks - Sunday, Monday & Tuesday (7pm-7am each day)
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Second 17 Weeks - Wednesday, Thursday Friday (7pm-7am each day)
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Rotated every 17 weeks
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Candidates will be working Core Days for the first few weeks before going onto night shift
DAY SHIFT – WESTERN APPROACH
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7 day fortnight pattern (see info below)
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£23.59 PAYE per hour standard rising to £24.64 PAYE per hour when training stamp approved (approx 12 weeks)
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Overtime rates:
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Overtime during the week paid at £27.65 PAYE rising to £28.88 PAYE when training stamp approved
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Overtime during the weekend paid at £36.86 PAYE rising to £38.50 when training stamp approved
Shift Pattern
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7 day fortnight shift pattern - 40.25 hours per week (average over 2 weeks)
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Week 1:
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Monday, Tuesday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday – 06:00–18:00
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Week 2:
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Wednesday and Thursday – 06:00–18:00 (occasionally 07:00–19:00)
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Core Days Training Period (1–2 weeks):
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Monday to Friday, 07:00–15:00
Purpose
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To manufacture aircraft components from composite materials, using the latest technology CNC machinery which meets aircraft design drawing requirements.
Duties
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Manufacture, machine, measure, test and assemble aircraft components from composite and metallic materials, up to 15m in length, which are fully traceable, using automated machinery.
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Use of CNC rout machines, 5 Axis Zimmerman drilling and fettling gantry machines and jigged vacuum fixtures
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Machining of parts aircraft parts to drawing specification
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Checking of parts using conventional equipment including height gauges
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Micrometers, vernier, calipers to meet required specification
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Working to engineering drawings
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Manufacturing to defined high tolerances
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Manually or mechanically move components to ensure the effective flow of production within the cell
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Use of Renishaw probing equipment.
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Use of cutter tool setting equipment.
Knowledge, Skills & Experience
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Apprenticeship or equivalent (Modern Apprenticeship will have NVQ 3) or 4 Year Apprenticeship City and Guilds Level 3 or higher
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If EU Country Certs tend to be 3 Year or longer in a Technical College with the third Year completed on a shop floor (Certs must have an English Translation prior to submission to the Client)
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Experience of loading and setting fixtures and tooling in CNC machines.
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Ideally with Siemens 840D control system experience.
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Ideally have 3 – 5 years’ experience on either CNC Machines.
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Understanding of aircraft drawings, limits and quality systems
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Self-motivated and with good communication skills.
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Able to work in small teams led by Process Team Leaders.
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Served a recognised apprenticeship or relevant experience in composite or aircraft environment.
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Embrace lean manufacture, waste reduction and improvement initiatives
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Work in accordance with Health & Safety requirements, including relevant risk, COSHH and safe systems of work.
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Undertake training in advanced composite manufacturing techniques & processes.
What These Roles Offer
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Long term ongoing contracts
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Work with modern aerospace CNC machinery
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Competitive pay with strong overtime rates
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Training and development opportunities
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Opportunity to contribute to major global aircraft programmes