I am seeking an experienced Electroplater to join my renowned production engineering client based just north of Heathrow Airport, West London.
The Electroplater will play a crucial role in the surface treatment of aircraft components, ensuring they meet the highest industry standards for safety and durability.
Role: Electroplater
Location: Hayes, West London
Shift: 4 on 4 off shift
Salary: £34,500 - £37,300 incl. shift allowance
Main responsibilities:
Previous experience in preparation of parts for electroplating (Masking techniques etc.)
Previous experience to undertake surface preparation by Grit Blasting techniques would be an advantage but not essential.
Knowledge and experience in a range of the following electroplating processes:
Cadmium Plate and Dalic Cadmium plate
Nickel plating
Hard Chrome plating
Alocrom
Nital etch (Acid Etch inspection)
Heat Treatment of components
Complete work in line with technical instructions and to the correct quality standards.
A good understanding of environmental issues associated with Electroplating Industry.
Previous Knowledge of information related to the COMAH would be an advantage although training will be given to the successful candidate.
Essential Experience
To have worked within a Plating shop environment
Have a basic understanding of Processes and procedures associated with Electroplating.
Experience of working in a Part145 environment
A strong team player
Must have a moderate level of PC literacy
If you are interested in applying for this position and you meet the requirements, please apply immediately.
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