Saturday Technician: 3D Fabrication (Fixed Term)

TN United Kingdom; Norwich; On-site; GBP 25,000 - 35,000; Full time

Job summary

Join a forward-thinking educational institution as a Saturday Technician in 3D Fabrication. This exciting role involves supporting students in their creative endeavors using traditional and modern fabrication techniques. You will work hands-on with materials like wood, metal, and plastics, providing technical guidance and ensuring a safe workshop environment. Collaborate with a skilled team to empower students to realize their artistic visions while fostering inclusivity and diversity within the creative community. If you are passionate about making and enjoy problem-solving, this is the perfect opportunity for you.

Qualifications

• Practical knowledge in fabrication practices like wood, metal, and plastics.
• Ability to provide technical guidance to students in a workshop environment.

Responsibilities

• Support students with 3D making practices using various materials.
• Oversee safe use of equipment and ensure a safe working environment.

Skills

3D Fabrication

Woodworking

Metalworking

Plastics

Foam Forming

Mould Making

Technical Guidance

Problem Solving

Tools

3D Printers

Hand Tools

Job description

Saturday Technician: 3D Fabrication (Fixed Term), Norwich

Client: Norwich University of the Arts

Location: Norwich

Job Category: Other

EU work permit required: Yes

Job Reference: 3b12aefa14a9

Job Views: 2

Posted: 07.05.2025

Expiry Date: 21.06.2025

Job Description:

At Norwich University of the Arts, we champion transdisciplinary making and creating using traditional, digital, and emerging technologies. We provide high-quality workshops and technical resources for students to explore material and digital thinking to achieve their creative ambitions.

We are seeking a creative maker to join our 3D workshop technical team to support students with various 3D making practices, including working with wood, metal, plastics, foam forming, and mould making.

The role involves supporting making and creating with hand tools, traditional processes, and modern fabrication equipment such as 3D printers. You will provide technical advice and support to help students realize their creative ideas, support their learning, and develop practical skills in our dynamic workshop environment.

You will oversee the safe use of equipment and consumables to ensure a safe working environment for students, enabling them to produce innovative and contemporary outcomes.

The successful candidate will join a team of experienced technical colleagues skilled in fabrication methods. We seek a great communicator who is committed, eager to learn, enjoys problem-solving, collaborates well, and can work independently.

Applicants should have practical knowledge and skills in fabrication practices such as wood, metal, plastics, foam forming, or mould making, and understand how these relate to different fabrication methodologies.

If you have proven practical skills and enthusiasm for creating three-dimensional objects, artworks, or models using materials like wood, metal, and plastic, and can provide technical guidance to students, we want to hear from you.

Norwich University of the Arts is dedicated to inclusivity, equality, and diversity, fostering an environment where staff and students can thrive regardless of background or personal circumstances. We celebrate diversity and promote art and design as catalysts for social change, empowering our community to be valued and impactful members of society committed to making a difference.