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Composite Laminator

Fontwell
4 days ago
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Pegbox is recruiting several skilled Pre-Preg Composite Laminators and Fitters (Motorsport and Automotive).
If you are successful in your application, you will be contracted to support the projects of a world-renowned composite manufacturer, Global Technologies Racing (GTR)
Working at pace from engineering drawings, using pre-preg carbon fibre, you will be manufacturing a range of complex structural and non-structural parts on one of the most recognisable supercars and F1 teams.
You will be based in Fontwell, West Sussex.
The contracts will suit a range of different availabilities, as we have immediate starts available all the way through into 2026
Rates and Shifts:
Rates have recently increased and will vary depending on experience and shifts.
Shifts patterns:
We are focusing on all the following shifts:

  • Days (Monday to Friday with occasional weekend work) – up to £23 / hr ltd
  • Nights (Monday evening to Friday Morning) – up to £25 / hr ltd
  • Weekend Days (Friday to Monday) – up to £25 / hr ltd
    All shifts may require extra hours / days work to deliver against the project deadlines you undertake.
    If you wish to apply for this project:
  • You are either a skilled composite laminator or you are a composite trimmer fitter
  • You will have honed your skills in motorsport or automotive (supercars)
  • Your expertise will ideally include manufacturing chassis and structural components, floors, brake ducts, etc.
  • You will demonstrate a strong understanding of composite materials and pre-preg processes
  • You will be able to work independently from engineering drawings
    IR35 Status and other important information:
  • Your contract will be considered as outside IR35 if you meet certain conditions. (Contact us for more information)
  • You will provide your own tools and safety shoes when delivering your services to our client
  • You must have the right to work in the UK
    These are fantastic opportunities to work for a client with a great reputation on an exciting project. There might be the opportunity for repeat project and long term work. Working with such a client renowned for high standards and quality will undoubtedly set you apart

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