pre-preg Laminator

I am recruiting on behalf of my client for an experienced Pre Preg Laminator to join a specialist composites manufacturing team. My client operates within a high-quality manufacturing environment producing precision composite components for a range of industries. This is an excellent opportunity for a skilled Pre Preg Laminator looking to join a professional and well-established business with ongoing work and long-term opportunities. The successful Pre Preg Laminator will be responsible for working with composite materials and pre-preg processes to manufacture high-quality components to exact specifications. The role would suit a detail-focused Pre Preg Laminator with experience working within a fast-paced production environment and a strong understanding of quality standards. As a Pre Preg Laminator, your responsibilities will include: Laminating composite components using pre-preg materials Reading and working from technical drawings and lay-up schedules Preparing moulds, tooling and materials for production Vacuum bagging and preparing components for curing Trimming and finishing completed parts to specification Conducting quality checks throughout the laminating process Maintaining a clean and organised working environment Following all health and safety proceduresTo be considered for this Pre Preg Laminator position, you should have: Previous experience working as a Pre Preg Laminator Knowledge of composite manufacturing processes Experience with vacuum bagging and curing processes Good attention to detail and quality standards Ability to work independently and within a team Strong work ethic and reliable attitude Flexibility to support overtime when requiredIn return, my client can offer: Competitive pay rates Overtime opportunities Long-term stable work Supportive team environment Opportunity to work on specialist composite projectsIf you are an experienced Pre Preg Laminator looking for your next opportunity, I would be keen to speak with you. Ian Broadhurst (phone number removed) (url removed)