We’re seeking an Aerospace Plater to deliver precision finishes to aerospace components. The successful candidate will carry out electroplating to set specifications, using software-controlled rectifiers and plating baths. Strong accuracy, numeracy and attention to detail are essential to ensure high-quality finishes that meet both customer and industry standardsIn the Aerospace Plater role, you will be:
Operating plating equipment and following work instructionsMonitoring baths, rectifiers and process settingsRecording data and reporting any issues promptlyEnsuring quality standards and safe working practicesSupporting bath maintenance and keeping the work area organised
To be considered for the Aerospace Plater role, you will need:
Strong attention to detail and accuracyConfidence working with technical instructions and dataAbility to use software and digital systemsAwareness of Health & Safety and safe chemical handlingReliability, flexibility, and a hands-on approach
This is a temporary position with the potential to become permanent for the right candidate upon successful completion of the training period. The role involves working Monday to Friday, from 06:00am to 14:00, Please note that during the initial training/probation period, working hours may differ slightly to support learning and development. The initial rate of pay is £13.21 per hour + holiday pay. After a 3-month training/probation period, a shift premium will be applied.....Read more...
Are you someone who takes pride in precision and quality? As a Quality Control Operative, you’ll carry out detailed visual and microscopic inspections of aerospace components, ensuring every product meets exacting standards. You’ll capture and record data accurately while working proactively in a fast-paced environment.In the Quality Control Operative role, you will be:
Performing detailed visual inspections under magnification to identify surface quality issues and detect any defects on aerospace components.Conducting metallography inspections using a microscope to evaluate coatings and material integrity with precision.Accurately recording inspection findings and maintaining thorough quality documentation to support traceability and compliance.Reading and following work instructions, technical drawings, and quality standards to ensure inspections are consistent and meet required specifications.Collaborating with production teams to address quality concerns and ensure products meet customer and company standards.Keeping your work area clean, organised, and well-maintained to support efficiency and a safe working environment.Adhering to all health, safety, and quality procedures to uphold workplace safety and product excellence.
To be considered for the Quality Control Operative role, you will need:
Excellent attention to detail and a careful, methodical approach to ensure accuracy in all tasks.A proactive attitude with a willingness to learn new skills and take on challenges.Pride in delivering high-quality work consistently and reliably.Strong ability to follow both written and verbal instructions accurately.Basic computer skills to accurately record inspection data and maintain records.Reliability and punctuality, demonstrating a strong commitment to the role and team.Flexibility to work shifts or overtime when required to meet production demands.
Desirable (but not essential):
Previous experience in inspection or manufacturing environments.Familiarity with quality standards such as AS9100 or ISO9001.Experience reading technical drawings or conducting microscopic inspections.
This is a temporary position with the potential to become permanent for the right candidate upon successful completion of the training period. The role involves working Monday to Friday, from 22:00 - 06:00am. The initial rate of pay is £13.21 per hour + holiday pay. After the 3-month training/probation period, a shift premium will be applied.....Read more...
Bring your compassionate and caring nature into a role where you will support a local organisation in providing front line reception support to a busy and diverse department. In the Receptionist / First Aid Support role you will be responsible for:
Delivering front line customer service support to the department ensuring internal and external customers are kept up to dateAnswering the phones, directing calls and taking messages, dealing with queries and complaints whilst resolving any issues that may occurAdministration duties including maintaining records, handling confidential data and responsible for the incoming and outgoing postal dutiesProviding first aid support where required, ensuring the wellbeing of visitors and staff following appropriate procedures
If you have the following skills and experience we would love to hear from you:
Previous reception & administration experienceExcellent customer service & communication skills with a compassionate and caring natureFirst Aid trained / qualifiedStrong knowledge of confidentiality and data protectionAbility to adapt to changing environments and working within a diverse roleA current enhanced DBS or willingness to undertake one
This is a temporary ongoing role, working part time hours, Thursday and Friday 8:00 am to 15:00pm. The role will be based in their offices near Colwyn Bay, on an hourly rate of £12.71 per hour PLUS weekly pay, holiday accrual and discount off your Ffit Conwy membership.If you have a passion for helping people then please get in touch today!....Read more...
Are you a qualified Social Worker with strong experience working with children and families? Are you confident managing complex cases and safeguarding concerns, while putting children and families at the centre of decision-making? In the Senior Practitioner (Children & Families) role, you will be:
Managing a varied caseload of children and families with complex needsCompleting assessments, risk assessments and safeguarding investigationsWorking closely with children, families, carers and partner agencies to achieve positive outcomesPreparing and presenting reports and plans for meetings, reviews and Child Protection ConferencesChairing meetings where required and ensuring effective care planning and reviewsMaintaining accurate, timely and outcome-focused case recordsWorking collaboratively with colleagues across Social Services, Health, Police and other partner organisations
To be successful, you will need:
A recognised Social Work qualification and current registration with Social Care WalesExperience of complex casework and safeguarding proceduresStrong knowledge of relevant legislation and guidance, including the Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Act 2014/2016 requirementsExcellent written and verbal communication skills, with experience preparing detailed reportsThe ability to work independently, manage a busy caseload and prioritise effectivelyA current Enhanced DBS and driving licence with access to a vehicle, or the ability to travel as required
This is a 12-week temporary opportunity (initially), working full time, 37 hours per week. You'll be based in offices in Colwyn Bay with a requirement to travel throughout Conwy, offering an hourly rate of £31.26 per hour + benefits inc. weekly pay, holiday accrual and Corporate Conwy Ffit membership discount. Interested? Get in touch with Supertemps today to find out more and apply.....Read more...
