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Composite Laminator

Coventry
3 days ago
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Composites Laminator
Coventry (Bayton Road, Exhall)
£16.00 – £18.00 per hour (depending on experience)

Working Pattern:



Until 31st December 2025: Monday – Thursday 6:00am – 2:30pm, Friday 6:00am – 11:00am

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From 1st January 2026: Monday – Thursday 6:00am – 3:30pm (Friday off – 4-day working week)

The Opportunity
A fantastic opportunity has arisen for an experienced Composites Laminator to join a leading manufacturer based in Coventry.

You’ll be responsible for the lamination of tooling and components for high-performance clients across the automotive, aerospace, and motorsport industries. This hands-on role requires excellent attention to detail, strong understanding of composite lay-up techniques, and the ability to read engineering drawings and laminating manuals to ensure exceptional quality standards.

Key Responsibilities

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Laminate tooling and components using composite materials and processes

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Prepare and seal patterns and moulds prior to lay-up

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Carry out vacuum bagging operations and prepare components for curing

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Load and monitor ovens and autoclaves

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Manufacture templates and cut kits for production

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Maintain quality throughout all stages of the process, ensuring customer specifications are met

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Support and maintain 5S and Lean manufacturing standards within the workshop

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Work to tight delivery schedules while maintaining high standards of quality and safety

About You

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Minimum of two years’ experience in composite lamination

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Skilled in working with pre-preg materials, hand lay-up, and vacuum bagging

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Able to interpret engineering drawings and laminating manuals

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Knowledge of autoclave operation

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Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality

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Logical, organised, and proactive team player

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Experience in the automotive, motorsport, or aerospace sectors is desirable

What’s on Offer

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Hourly rate: £16.00 – £18.00 per hour depending on experience

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Permanent, full-time position

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Transition to a 4-day working week from January 2026 (Friday off)

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Long-term stability within a reputable manufacturer

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Supportive and collaborative team culture

How to Apply
Apply today with your CV – immediate interviews available for suitable candidates

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