Job Title: Sheet Metal Worker Job Type: Full-time, Permanent Work Location: West Byfleet, on-site Role Overview A precision engineering manufacturer is seeking an experienced Sheet Metal Worker to support the fabrication of high-quality components for the aerospace sector. The role involves manual sheet metal work across a range of metals, working to tight tolerances and ensuring all parts meet required specifications and quality standards. Shift & Pay ⦁ Shift Pattern: ⦁ Monday-Thursday: 7:30am-4:30pm ⦁ Friday: 7:30am-12:30pm ⦁ Overtime: Available, including Saturday mornings at 1.5x ⦁ Work Type: Day shift Key Responsibilities Production ⦁ Meet daily output targets in line with work schedules. ⦁ Interpret engineering planning documents, drawings, and SOPs. ⦁ Ensure equipment is suitable for use and report issues before starting work. ⦁ Confirm all prior job card operations are signed/stamped before commencing tasks. ⦁ Clock on and off jobs accurately. ⦁ Carry out sheet metal fabrication using cutting, folding, forming and other manual techniques. ⦁ Working towards Tight Tolerances: Typically ±0.25mm ⦁ Work with various metals to fabricate aerospace components. ⦁ Clean, finish and prepare parts before progressing to the next stage. ⦁ Complete all operational documentation accurately. Quality ⦁ Maintain a clean, organised and safe work area. ⦁ Ensure all fabricated parts meet drawing and specification requirements. ⦁ Report non-conforming parts using NCR procedures. Health & Safety ⦁ Follow all safety procedures and promote safe working at all times. ⦁ Adhere to PPE requirements. Collaboration & Communication ⦁ Liaise with other departments to ensure smooth workflow. ⦁ Train and support colleagues when required. ⦁ Follow all company policies and procedures. ⦁ Escalate issues to line management as appropriate. ⦁ Participate in team meetings and continuous improvement initiatives. Additional Duties ⦁ Undertake any other reasonable tasks required by the business. Person Specification Essential ⦁ Full, unrestricted right to work in the UK. ⦁ Time-served apprenticeship or HNC in Mechanical Engineering (or equivalent). ⦁ Ideally 3 years' experience in a manufacturing or engineering environment. ⦁ Ability to interpret engineering documents and use appropriate equipment to meet customer specifications. ⦁ Strong communication skills and ability to build positive working relationships. ⦁ Professional, proactive approach with strong problem-solving abilities. ⦁ Flexible and willing to work overtime or travel to other sites if required. ⦁ Team-focused, supportive and committed to maintaining high standards. Desirable ⦁ Previous aerospace industry experience. Benefits ⦁ Casual dress ⦁ Company events ⦁ Company pension ⦁ Life insurance ⦁ On-site parking ⦁ Referral programme ⦁ Sick pay