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Morson Talent in Burnley, England, is seeking a skilled aerospace assembler to fit nacelle components and sub-assemblies, following technical instructions and design specifications. You will drill, rivet, torque, and inspect work, recording traceability data and ensuring compliance with HSE and quality standards.
A time-served aerospace apprenticeship is required, with experience in aircraft fitting and drawing interpretation.
This is an opportunity to join a high-performing aerospace environment, working on nacelle structures and components. You will play a key role in the precision assembly and fitting of aircraft structures, contributing to a programme that demands the highest standards of quality, safety, and performance. This role suits someone who takes real pride in their craftsmanship and thrives in a detail-driven, hands-on engineering environment.
Now introducing an additional travel assistance scheme for candidates who are non-local from site. You will receive up to £200 per week in expenses to help with any travel and accommodation costs if you live 39 miles away or further. This policy will be reviewed on the 1 st February 2027.
Key Information:
Key Responsibilities
- Fit and assemble nacelle components and sub-assemblies in line with technical instructions and specifications
- Carry out drilling, countersinking, riveting, fastening, and torquing to design standards
- Handle and position components safely onto tooling and workstations
- Complete self-inspection and ensure all work meets required quality standards
- Record traceability data via batch cards and production documentation
- Identify and report non-conformances during assembly operations
- Ensure correct use and validity of tooling, fixtures, and materials
- Maintain high standards of housekeeping and 5S within the work area
- Comply fully with all HSE and quality procedures
- Support continuous improvement initiatives across the production environment
Requirements
- Time-served aerospace or engineering apprenticeship (City & Guilds or equivalent)
- Self-inspection approval (desirable)
- Strong experience in aircraft fitting, assembly, and fastening techniques
- Ability to interpret engineering drawings and technical documentation
- Knowledge of composite materials and assembly processes
- Experience using hand tools and measurement equipment
- Strong understanding of HSE and quality standards
Skills & Attributes
- High attention to detail and precision workmanship
- Strong manual dexterity and tool handling skills
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team
- Professional communication skills
- Methodical, organised, and safety-focused approach
- Comfortable using computers and production systems