Kirkstall Precision Engineering: Finishing Technician Day Shift Vacancy
At Kirkstall Precision Engineering, we’ve been at the forefront of innovations in medical devices and implants manufacturing. Our continued growth and achievements in this area are a testament to our commitment to excellence and precision. As we look ahead to further solidify our position in the industry, we’re on the lookout for talented individuals to join our team. Explore our latest career opportunities below:
Vacancy 1: Finishing Technician Day Shift
Core Skills:
Competent in technical assemblies.
Mechanically inclined team player.
Ability to interpret technical engineering drawings.
Proficiency in working with fine tolerances.
Mastery in spindle polishing and hand deburring techniques.
Detailed Job Overview & Duties
JOB OVERVIEW:
Finishes and assembles products partially or completely, working at a bench or on the shop floor. Operates various types of powered de-burring, finishing, heat treatment, welding equipment and polishers to handcraft parts in order to the agrees quality standards, etc. whilst maintaining specified contours and tolerances. The finishing Technician will hold and/or create correct dimensions of radii, boss size, wall thickness, surface finish, etc on all parts. Will be able to inspect and rework parts as specified by Quality Assurance Department. Should demonstrate good hand-eye coordination and manual dexterity and the desire to work in a manufacturing environment. It is vital to have strong safety orientation, also some tasks require sitting and standing and focus for long periods of time.
Must have the ability to work in a team atmosphere to obtain common goals and objectives.
MAIN DUTIES:
Have the required level of competency required in the following processes within the finishing operations, checking quality of external anodising, shot blasting, heat treatment process, passivation, ultrasonic cleaning process, electro polishing, polishing Spindles, hand held polishing tools, technical assembly, TIG Welding, laser welding.
(The requirements for your specific role are detailed in the departmental competency matrix).
Have 20/20 vision (natural or corrected).
Assembles components by examining connections for correct fit; fastening parts and subassemblies, Ability to work to close tolerances on intricate small assembly work
Be able to read and interpret engineering level mechanical drawings
Be able to conduct in-process inspection processes confirming compliance to specifications
Meets production goals in terms of cycle time, quantity, and quality.
To conduct in-process inspection on components made within their departments and areas of responsibility.
Support the Quality Manager in monitoring and progressing quality assurance and quality control initiatives and produce reports relating to each job manufactured and any non-conformances
Ensure all quality records are fully completed and accurate.
Maintain SFDC records for all work orders processed.
Must maintain safe operations by keeping work area clean and organized and by adhering to the companies 5’S philosophy and safety procedures and regulations.
Must maintains equipment by completing basic preventive maintenance requirements (daily check sheets); following manufacturer’s instructions where required; reporting repairs to your line manager or relevant personnel
