Job Title: Sheet Metal Worker Location: Darwen Job Type: Permanent, 37 hours per week, working a 4-day week over a 5-day operational week. Hourly Rate: Competitive based on experience Brookhouse Aerospace is a prominent name within the Aerospace Sector, providing Advanced Composite and Metal Components for Civil & Defense Aerospace applications. We are currently seeking skilled Sheet Metal Workers to join our team and contribute to our growing business. Job Description: The Sheet Metal Worker (Aerospace) is responsible for the fabrication, assembly, and repair of sheet metal components used in aircraft and aerospace structures. This role requires a high degree of precision and adherence to strict industry standards. The ideal candidate will have experience in aerospace sheet metal work and a strong understanding of the materials and techniques involved. Key Responsibilities: Fabricate, assemble, and install sheet metal parts for aircraft and aerospace components, following engineering drawings and specifications. Use hand tools, power tools, and specialised equipment such as shears, brakes, presses, and CNC machinery to cut, bend, and shape metal sheets. Perform drilling, riveting, and fastening operations to join metal parts together, ensuring secure and durable connections. Repair and modify existing aircraft components by replacing or reshaping damaged parts, ensuring they meet the original specifications. Conduct regular inspections of sheet metal components and assemblies to ensure they meet stringent aerospace quality standards and tolerances. Collaborate with engineers, quality control inspectors, and other team members to resolve fabrication challenges and ensure the highest level of workmanship. Maintain a clean and organised work environment, adhering to all safety protocols and regulations, including the proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE). Document work performed, including material usage, processes followed, and inspection results. Requirements: 3 years of experience in sheet metal work, preferably within the aerospace industry. Strong proficiency in reading and interpreting technical drawings and aerospace specifications. Expertise in working with various metals, including aluminium, titanium, and stainless steel, commonly used in aerospace manufacturing. Experience with precision measuring instruments, such as callipers, micrometres, and height gauges, to ensure accurate fabrication and assembly. Ability to work with high attention to detail and maintain consistency in quality under tight tolerances. Good communication skills and the ability to work effectively as part of a team. Physical ability to lift and manoeuvre large metal sheets and work in various positions for extended periods. Benefits: 4-day working week Overtime Rates Long Service Awards 28 days holidays (based on 4-day week) On-site Occupational Health Employee Referral Scheme Life Insurance Cash Plan Benefit Bike2Work Scheme