Job Ref: 213800822

Date: 2021-05-20 16:36:28

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MM599 – Finishing Operator
Location – Denham
Salary – £DOE

Overview

We are currently recruiting for a Finishing Operator to join our clients manufacturing business. The successful candidate must be conversant with and undertake a variety of Finishing and inspection operations to part mark, mask/unmask, abrasive clean and vibration deburr to the required quality standards and in accordance with work schedules.

Key Accountabilities

Accurately interpret engineering drawings and work instructions/build plans so that Part Numbers, Drawing Issues, relevant ADR’s, process specification and finishes can be accurately identified and applied.
To be conversant with and employ appropriate techniques as specified on the job cards relevant to specific components such that work is undertaken according to requirements so that
Processes are carried out in accordance with laid down procedures/SOPs within the department.Required quality standards are achieved.
All relevant Health and Safety regulations are always adhered to including Risk Assessments, COSHH Assessments, SSOW’s arising from RA/COSHH and Material Safety Data Sheets
Work is completed in accordance with required work schedules.
Productivity is maintained so that the effectiveness and efficiency of the department is at the highest level.
To undertake self-inspection (and where authorised apply an inspector’s stamp) and quality check work undertaken in accordance with laid down quality standards and procedures.
To assist in the successful implementation of on-going Lean Initiatives including
5S activities
Continuous Improvement programmes
To monitor the fitness for purpose of tools and equipment and provide for their replacement and/or recalibration so that tools and equipment are always in good condition and suitable for purpose and in order to avoid damage of goods, property and harm to oneself or other employees
To handle materials, goods, and components carefully and comply with safety regulations and handling/machining instructions so that:
Components are not damaged through mishandling or faulty machining.
Accidents do not occur through negligence or mishandling.
To report any dangerous practices and other dangers such as faulty equipment to local supervision so that all operations are always safe.
To undertake any formal training in-house or external relevant to the job and adopt modern practices within the Department.
To undertake any other duties as required together with general housekeeping cleaning duties, such that the department and associated areas are maintained in a clean and safe condition, thus providing a safe and efficient working environment.
Part Marking and Packing
Part marking and packing of parts for internal transport and storage.
Interpreting part numbers, drawing issue number, relevant ADRs, process specs and finishes.
Masking/Unmasking

Using a kit of parts to mask detail components and assemblies in preparation for paint spraying.
Following paint spraying to unmask components checking painted surfaces for anomalies in line with quality processes.
Abrasive Cleaning

The cleaning of metallic and non-metallic materials by abrasive cleaning with cast iron grit, aluminium oxide particles or glass beads.
Using shot blasting machinery to remove corrosion products and prepare surfaces for joining (Welding and adhesive) and coatings (dry film lubricant, paint schemes)
Cleaning of components using degreasing machinery.
Vibration deburring

To operate barrel tumbling and vibratory finishing equipment.
To prepare the metallic surface for further processing including anodising and passivation.  
To suitably mask components to ensure bores, holes, slots, etc are free from abrasive media before entering machinery.
Experience, Knowledge & Skills
Essential

Basic manufacturing/engineering background
Experience of reading and interpreting engineering drawings and their related ADR’s.
Background in H&S policies and procedures / QAI’s and COSHH regulations.
Basic PC Skills (Word, excel, etc)
Familiar with engineering hand tools.
Basic understanding of measuring equipment
Basic standard of education – GCSE Grades D-G or equivalent
Desirable

Experience working with process Chemicals.
SAP experience.
Mechanical Apprenticeship desirable. 
In return our client offers

37 hour working week
Competitive Salary £20000 – £22000 DOE
Non-contributory pension scheme
Life assurance
The equivalent of 25 days annual leave and 8 statutory holidays
Childcare vouchers (via salary sacrifice)
Our own on-site occupational health team
Annual appraisal and development process for all employees
Great working environment

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