Laminator

Blackburn
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MERITUS are recruiting for a Laminator to join our client on an initial 12 month contract from their major site in Greater Blackburn.

LAMINATOR - INSIDE IR35 - £NEG PER HOUR - GREATER BLACKBURN - 12 MONTHS - SINGLE STAGE INTERVIEW PROCESS

We're looking for a skilled and detail-oriented Laminator to join our production team. In this role, you'll be responsible for assembling, bonding, and fitting high-performance composite structures using materials such as carbon fibre and resin. You'll play a key part in creating precision components for lightweight, durable applications, ensuring each product meets exacting quality and performance standards.

Key Responsibilities

Prepare tooling and moulds by cleaning surfaces and applying appropriate release agents.

Cut, position, and lay-up composite materials according to technical drawings and manufacturing instructions.

Apply resins and bonding agents with care to achieve proper coverage and structural integrity.

Fit, assemble, and bond composite components using both hand and power tools, ensuring accuracy and alignment.

Perform visual and dimensional inspections of completed parts to identify defects and verify quality.

Carry out trimming, sanding, and surface finishing to meet specified tolerances and aesthetics.

Collaborate with production leads and quality control to resolve issues and meet production targets.

Keep workstations tidy and safe, adhering strictly to health and safety regulations.

Support tool and equipment maintenance to ensure ongoing performance and reliability.

What We're Looking For

Previous hands-on experience in composite laminating, fitting, or a related manufacturing role.

Solid understanding of composite materials, lay-up techniques, and bonding processes.

Ability to read and follow technical drawings, instructions, and specifications.

Comfortable using a variety of tools and measuring instruments to achieve high-precision results.

Excellent attention to detail with a strong focus on quality and craftsmanship.

Team player with good communication skills and a proactive attitude.

Physically fit and capable of working on your feet for extended periods while handling materials safely

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