Job Title: Surface Treatment Technician
Location: Basildon
Hours: Mon-Thurs 7am-4pm / Fri 7.30am-12.30pm
Pay: £27k per annum
AMLR are looking for a Surface Treatment Technician to join a leading aerospace manufacturer. This is an exciting opportunity to work within a precision engineering environment, preparing and treating high-quality metal components to meet strict aerospace standards.
Key responsibilities for Surface Treatment Technician:
- * Preparing and operating chemical processing equipment and tanks.
- * Cleaning, degreasing and etching metal components prior to treatment.
- * Applying chemical conversion coatings, anodising, passivation and other surface treatments.
- * Monitoring chemical bath concentrations, temperatures, pH levels and processing times.
- * Recording process parameters and maintaining accurate production documentation.
- * Inspecting treated components to ensure quality and compliance with engineering specifications.
- * Following standard operating procedures and aerospace quality standards.
- * Safely handling, storing and disposing of chemicals in accordance with health and safety requirements.
- * Carrying out routine maintenance on chemical processing equipment.
- * Working closely with quality inspectors, engineers and production teams.
Requirements for Surface Treatment Technician:
- * Understanding of chemical handling and safety procedures.
- * Ability to read engineering drawings and work instructions.
- * Strong attention to detail and accuracy.
- * Knowledge of measuring equipment and quality inspection techniques.
- * Good record-keeping and documentation skills.
- * Strong teamwork and communication skills.
- * Awareness of health, safety and environmental regulations.
- * GCSEs or equivalent in Maths, English and Science.
- * Level 2 or Level 3 qualification in engineering, manufacturing or chemical processing would be beneficial.
- * Previous experience within manufacturing, aerospace, automotive or metal finishing would be advantageous.
- * Training in hazardous chemical handling and workplace safety would be beneficial.