Job Title
Assembly Operative – Assembly C Pipes
Department
Manufacturing
Location
Denham
Number of Direct Reports
0
Date of Issue
11/12/2025
Reports to
Cell Leader
Job Purpose
- To be able to undertake a variety of manufacturing operations to produce pipes as part of seat assembly to the required quality standards and in accordance with work schedules.
- To be able to hand fit pipes to the relevant form blocks and digital measuring equipment and make any adjustments necessary.
- Using work cards and specifications be able to cut pipes using an electric saw, set and operate pipe bending machines in accordance with the specifications.
Key Tasks & Accountabilities
- Undertake tasks as defined in the attached Appendix under the direction of the Cell Leader.
- To 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 SOPs within the Department.
- Required quality standards are achieved.
- All relevant Health and Safety regulations are always adhered to including Risk Assessments, COSHH Assessments, SSW’s arising from RA’s/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 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 an efficient clean and safe condition, thus providing a safe and efficient working environment.
Secondary Activities & Tasks
- Share expertise and best practice with other colleagues, contribute to problem solving and where appropriate support new joiners or less experienced members of the team.
- To undertake and deliver any formal or informal training in‑house or external relevant to the job.
- Adopt modern practices within the Department.
- Demonstrate a responsive, flexible approach to changing working environments according to production demands.
- Adhere to any documentation accompanying the work to be done i.e. specifications, specific instruction.
Key Decisions / Approvals
- Ensure product meets the required specification and quality standard.
- Comply with all H&S Procedures.
- Carry out Inspection Approvals in accordance with Company Procedures.
Person Specification – Knowledge & Experience
Essential
- Basic manufacturing/engineering background
- Basic background in H&S policies and procedures and COSHH regulations.
- Broad experience of reading and interpreting engineering drawings and their related ADR’s.
Desirable
Specific Skill / Technical Skill – Essential
Specific Skill / Technical Skill – Desirable
- Use of pipe bending machines
- SAP experience.
Tool Proficiency – Essential
- Familiarity with engineering hand tools – jigs and hand tools.
- Basic measuring equipment – rulers, calipers and micrometers.
- Riveting machinery.
Tool Proficiency – Desirable
Educational Qualifications Required
- GCSE Grades D‑G or equivalent.
- Mechanical Apprenticeship (Desirable).
Relevant Professional Memberships
Security Clearance Requirement
No
Control of Explosives Regulations Compliance
No
Martin‑Baker Values
- Professionalism – Always achieves the highest possible standards in every task.
- Understanding – Be sympathetically aware of others’ viewpoints and work to comprehend why they might conflict with yours.
- Teamwork – Eliminate functional silos. Align all activity with strategic objectives. Be open, honest and factual.
- Humility – Understand when we are wrong and why. Use failure positively in everything we do.
- Accountability – Accept responsibility for addressing issues. Highlight problems but work proactively to resolve them.
- Integrity – Act honestly, ethically and without prejudice with everyone all the time.