My client in the Warrington area looking for an experienced Press Brake Operative.
Overview
We are seeking a skilled Press Brake Operator to join our manufacturing team. The ideal candidate will have experience working with sheet metal and possess strong mechanical knowledge to operate and maintain press brake machinery effectively.
Responsibilities
- Set up and operate press brake machines to bend, form, and shape sheet metal
- Read and interpret technical drawings to determine the correct specifications
- Perform quality checks on finished products to ensure they meet required standards
- Maintain equipment by conducting regular inspections and cleaning
- Collaborate with team members to fabricate, assemble, grind, and weld components as nneeded
Requirements
- Proficiency in operating press brake machinery
- Knowledge of sheet metal properties and fabrication techniques
- Ability to perform basic maths calculations for measurements and angles
- Experience in working with various tooling for bending operations
- Strong attention to detail and quality control practice.
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Jark PLC
Posted 2 days ago, valid for 2 days
Preston, Lancashire PR1 2AB, England
£14 - £15 per hour
Full Time
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Sonic Summary
- My client in the Warrington area is seeking an experienced Press Brake Operative to join their manufacturing team.
- The ideal candidate should have a strong mechanical background and relevant experience in operating press brake machinery.
- Responsibilities include setting up and operating press brake machines, interpreting technical drawings, and performing quality checks on finished products.
- Candidates should possess proficiency in operating press brake machinery and have knowledge of sheet metal properties and fabrication techniques.
- The position offers a competitive salary, and applicants are expected to have at least 2 years of relevant experience.
