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Morson Edge is seeking a Skilled Composite Aircraft Fitter to work on main wing assemblies and sub-assemblies in a precision Aerospace environment. You will join a team assembling composite and metallic structures from drawings and processes.
During training, expect Mon-Fri 07:00-15:00 with pay at £18.43/hour. After qualification and stamping, night shifts pay £25.49/hour with overtime up to £40.04 on weekends and scale up after stamp.
£25.49 per hour PAYE on nights | Up to £40.04 weekend overtime once stamped | Night shift
Specialist aircraft work. Strong shift earnings. Serious composite experience.
Morson Edge is looking for a Skilled Composite Aircraft Fitter to work on aircraft main wing assemblies and sub-assemblies, combining composite and metallic structures within a precision Aerospace manufacturing environment.
This opportunity would suit experienced Aircraft Fitters, Composite Fitters, Aircraft Structures Fitters, Composite Technicians, Aircraft Technicians, Structures Technicians, Sheet Metal Fitters or Aerospace Fitters with a strong background in aircraft assembly.
During training, you'll work Monday to Friday, 07:00-15:00, paid at £18.43 per hour.
Once trained and working nights, you'll earn £25.49 per hour PAYE. Once your stamp is gained, usually within 3-6 months, this increases to £26.62 per hour.
The night shift is:
Each night includes a 30-minute unpaid lunch break, giving 9.5 paid hours per night.
Overtime is paid at:
As a Composite Aircraft Fitter, you'll assemble and trim composite and metallic aircraft components to close tolerances, working from aircraft drawings, engineering processes and approved technical data.
You'll need experience with drilling, reaming, countersinking and riveting, alongside setting components in calibrated build jigs, deburring, fettling and using nut runners and pre-set torque guns.
An apprenticeship, NVQ Level 2 or City & Guilds Level 2 is required, alongside a minimum of three years' relevant trade experience assembling aircraft components from drawings and processes.
Successful applicants will complete an onsite practical trade test covering drilling, riveting and countersinking with composite materials.
Experience of CNC processes, SAP, quality systems and self-certification would be advantageous.
Composite capability. Aircraft precision. Night-shift rates that reward your skill.