Sheet Metal Finisher – Precision Fabrication (Evening Shift)

Owen Daniels; Alcester; On-site; GBP 26,000 - 36,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Pension

Cycle to work scheme

Childcare vouchers

High street discount

Gym membership discount

31 days annual leave

Job summary

Owen Daniels is seeking a Sheet Metal Worker in Alcester for a permanent role. The position offers a 39-hour week with late-evening shifts (Mon-Wed 16:30–02:30, Thu 16:30–01:30).

The role involves bench fettling, deburring, and finishing precision thin gauge sheet metal components for aerospace and power generation markets. You will dress and blend welds, polish exotic metal components, and use metalworking techniques to set parts to castings and gauges, while safely operating handheld pneumatic

Qualifications

• Well-versed using a range of manufacturing hand tools.
• Experience handling metal components or sheet metal (deburring/fettling/linishing/air grinding).
• Positive attitude with willingness to learn and adapt.

Responsibilities

• Carry out bench fettling, deburring, and finishing of precision thin gauge sheet metal components.
• Dress and blend welds to customer and engineering specifications.
• Polish exotic metal components to the required surface finish.
• Set and fit finished parts to castings and/or gauges using metalwork techniques.
• Safely operate handheld pneumatic tools, belt linishing equipment and other bench finishing tools.
• Use measuring equipment to inspect and verify components against engineering drawings and specifications.

Skills

Hand tools usage

Metal components handling

Willingness to learn

Job description

Owen Daniels is seeking a Sheet Metal Worker in Alcester for a permanent role. The position offers a 39-hour week with late-evening shifts (Mon-Wed 16:30–02:30, Thu 16:30–01:30).

The role involves bench fettling, deburring, and finishing precision thin gauge sheet metal components for aerospace and power generation markets. You will dress and blend welds, polish exotic metal components, and use metalworking techniques to set parts to castings and gauges, while safely operating handheld pneumatic