Production Operative — Dye Penetrant / Inspection Process (PFD)

Production Operative — Dye Penetrant / Inspection Process (PFD)

Permanent

Mid Kent

Monday to Friday – Day Shifts (Early Finish EVERY FRIDAY!)

£12.86ph | Funded Qualification

PWR Contacts: Emily Powell or Sammy Messenger

An established aerospace manufacturer is seeking a hands-on Production / Process Operative to join a specialist inspection and surface-treatment team. This role offers funded technical certification, structured training, and long-term career development in

The Role

You will work within a controlled process area preparing and inspecting components using a specialist dye penetrant inspection method. The role combines production, process work and quality inspection.

Responsibilities include:

Process components through a staged surface treatment and inspection line

Carry out penetrant inspection to detect surface defects and quality issues

Work to technical specifications, timing controls and process standards

Support commissioning of a newly installed processing line

Maintain accurate process and production records

Work closely with quality and production teams

The company will fully support you through formal external qualification training once established in the role.

What We’re Looking For

Aerospace experience is not required — we are looking for attitude and aptitude.

Ideal background:

Manufacturing / production / engineering environment

Strong attention to detail and process discipline

Comfortable working with technical procedures

Willingness to learn and undertake funded training

Reliable, hands-on and quality-focused

Why Apply?

Funded industry qualification and specialist training

Opportunity to join a newly developing technical process area

Long-term progression within engineering / quality

Stable day shift and supportive team environment

Excellent opportunity for someone keen to build technical skills

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