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Expleo is proud to partner with a globally recognised automotive innovator, known for redefining engineering boundaries in the pursuit of performance and perfection. We're expanding the team and are looking for skilled and passionate Composite Laminators for contract positions based in Sheffield.

This role is ideal for individuals with composites experience who take pride in producing precision, high-quality components in a fast-paced, high-performance manufacturing environment.

Key Responsibilities

  • Produce and laminate composite components for road car applications with a focus on quality and precision.
  • Prepare, manufacture, and maintain moulds and tooling.
  • Perform vacuum bagging and operate mini autoclaves as part of composite curing processes.
  • Conduct consolidation checks and maintain high-quality standards throughout production.
  • Support Team Leaders in managing priorities and act as a stand-in when required.
  • Contribute to the training and upskilling of other team members.
  • Maintain a clean and organised work area in line with brand expectations and health and safety standards.
  • Proactively identify opportunities to improve quality and process efficiency.
  • Collaborate with all areas of the department to ensure deadlines are consistently met.

    Experience & Skills:
  • Previous background in composites, automotive, or manufacturing (essential).
  • Strong pre-preg laminating experience with hands-on production expertise.
  • Solid understanding of quality assurance, inspection processes, and consolidation checks.
  • Ability to work with engineering drawings, manuals, and technical instructions.
  • Knowledge of a range of composite materials and processes.
  • Proficient in working under minimal supervision and using initiative to solve problems.

    For more information or to apply for the position of Composite Laminators, please contact Leanne Eaton or (phone number removed) or email an updated CV to (url removed)

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