At a Glance
- Tasks: Set up and operate precision Bystronic press brake machines to create high-quality components.
- Company: Join AET, a leading engineering company with a family feel since 1989.
- Benefits: Enjoy competitive pay, free gym membership, health cover, and 31 days holiday.
- Other info: Supportive environment with opportunities for growth and development.
- Why this job: Be part of a respected team and take pride in producing quality work.
- Qualifications: Experience in press brake operation and ability to read engineering drawings.
The predicted salary is between 15.7 - 15.7 £ per hour.
Are you an experienced Press Brake Machinist who enjoys working with precision machinery and producing high-quality components?
The role
AET is looking for a skilled Press Brake Machinist to join our experienced manufacturing team. This is a great opportunity for someone who takes pride in their work and wants to be part of a respected engineering business with a strong family feel.
You will be responsible for setting up and operating computer-controlled Bystronic press brake machines, creating quality steel components while maintaining high standards of accuracy, safety, and efficiency. Working from engineering drawings, you will use your knowledge and experience to programme machines, check finished parts, and ensure every component meets the required specification.
This role offers a rate of pay of £15.70 per hour with a rotating shift pattern:
- Morning shift: Monday to Friday, 6:00am - 2:00pm
- Afternoon shift: Monday to Thursday, 2:00pm - 12:00am
Key Responsibilities
As a Press Brake Machinist, you will:
- Set up and operate Bystronic press brake machinery
- Programme components accurately using engineering drawings
- Read and interpret technical drawings, bend symbols, and manufacturing information
- Produce components to required tolerances and quality standards
- Complete dimensional checks and adjust programmes where needed
- Work confidently with flat profile drawings and development lengths
- Identify and resolve issues during production
- Support other operators and share your knowledge when required
About our company
Founded in 1989, AET is one of the largest subcontract engineering companies in the North of England. We work with major sectors including road transport, coach and bus, waste solutions, aerial platforms, security, construction equipment, and rail.
The Benefits
- Get rewarded with competitive hourly rates and regular hours
- Stay healthy with free Westfield Health cover and free flu jabs
- Keep moving thanks to free gym membership
- Feel secure with a company pension and life cover
- Enjoy time off with 31 days holiday
- Make your mornings easier with free on-site parking
- Feel supported with a friendly team and Employee Assistance Programme
The person
We are looking for a Press Brake Machinist who has:
- Previous experience working within a press brake or similar engineering environment
- Apprentice-trained or time-served engineering experience
- Experience operating Bystronic presses
- The ability to confidently read and work from engineering drawings
- Good knowledge of manufacturing processes and health and safety
- Experience using measuring equipment such as callipers, micrometres, protractors, and tape measures
- A reliable approach with strong attention to detail and pride in producing quality work
Whats next
If you are ready to bring your engineering skills to a successful and supportive business, apply today to join AET as a Press Brake Machinist.
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AET is an exceptional employer located in Sheffield, offering a supportive and family-oriented work culture that values precision and quality. With competitive pay, comprehensive health benefits, and opportunities for personal growth, employees can thrive in a dynamic environment while enjoying generous holiday allowances and a strong sense of community. Join us to be part of a respected engineering firm where your skills are appreciated and your contributions make a difference.
