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Laminator

Wroxham
5 days ago
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Laminator – Location: Norfolk
Employment type: Full-time, permanent
Salary: £14.32 - £16.62p/h plus overtime at enhanced rates

About the Company
A world-leading manufacturer of high-end yachts, this company is known for its exceptional craftsmanship, attention to detail, and commitment to producing yachts that set the standard for performance and quality. Their yachts are built by skilled craftspeople who take pride in creating something truly special — from the first layer of laminate to the final polish.
They’re now looking for experienced Laminators to join their composites team and help build luxury yachts admired across the globe.

The Role As a Laminator, you’ll work within a skilled team to produce high-quality GRP components for luxury sailing yachts. You’ll be responsible for the lay-up and finishing of hulls, decks, and smaller composite parts, ensuring each component meets the highest standards of strength and finish.
This is a hands-on role suited to someone with a keen eye for detail, a passion for craftsmanship, and pride in producing top-quality work.

Key Responsibilities
Laminating and wet lay-up using polyester, vinylester, and epoxy resins
Working with fibreglass, carbon fibre, and core materials
Preparing moulds and materials ready for production
Trimming, fitting, and finishing composite components
Working to drawings and build specifications
Ensuring all work meets quality and safety standards
Assisting other build teams where required to support productionAbout You
Previous experience in laminating or composites, ideally within marine, automotive, or aerospace sectors
Skilled in wet lay-up, vacuum bagging, or infusion techniques
Able to interpret and work from technical drawings
Excellent attention to detail and a commitment to quality
Confident working independently or as part of a production team
Flexible, proactive, and keen to contribute to a positive workshop environmentWhat’s on Offer
Competitive pay and overtime opportunities
Excellent workshop facilities and a supportive team culture
Flexible working options to help you achieve a positive work-life balance
Career progression within a respected and growing marine manufacturer
Opportunity to be part of building world-class, hand-crafted yachts

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