Deburr Operator

Deburr Operator

13.79 per hour

Permanent

We are looking for an experienced Deburr Operator to join a high-quality manufacturing environment, carrying out precision deburring and finishing work on metal components.

The successful candidate will have previous hands-on experience manually removing lugs and metal burrs from both soft and hard metals, working with material thicknesses ranging from 0.5mm up to 3mm.

Key Responsibilities

• Manually removing lugs and metal burrs from soft and hard metal components
• Working with material thicknesses ranging from 0.5mm to 3mm
• Using a fly press to de-lug metal components
• Using files and other hand tools to achieve the required finish
• Operating orbital sanders
• Working predominantly with thin-gauge aluminium
• Reading and understanding engineering drawings
• Following written work instructions accurately
• Carrying out close-tolerance, high-quality work
• Working safely at all times and complying with established 5S standards

Key Skills & Experience

• Previous experience manually removing lugs and metal burrs
• Experience working with both soft and hard metals
• Experience working with thin-gauge aluminium
• Ability to read and understand engineering drawings
• Ability to follow written instructions
• Familiarity with fly presses, files, hand tools and orbital sanders
• Experience carrying out close-tolerance, high-quality work
• Strong attention to detail
• Commitment to safe working practices and 5S standards

Interested?

Please submit your CV to Maria Vasileva at DCS Recruitment.

Alternatively, contact Maria directly:

Email: (url removed)
Telephone: (phone number removed)

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