Engine Disassembler

Norvic is looking for a reliable and practical Engine Disassembler to join our workshop team.

An interest in engines, cars, machinery or engineering would be beneficial but is not essential. No previous engine or mechanical experience is required, full training will be given.

This is an ideal opportunity for someone who enjoys practical, hands-on work and is keen to learn new skills within an engineering environment.

The main responsibility of the role is to safely and methodically dismantle light aircraft engines ready for cleaning, inspection, and reconditioning. in a busy engine shop

Key Responsibilities

• Dismantle engines and clean engine components following Norvic's workshop procedures and training.
• Keep dismantled parts organised and correctly identified throughout each job.
• Prepare components for inspection and further workshop processes.
• Learn to identify obvious signs of damaged or worn engine components.
• Use hand tools, power tools and workshop equipment safely and correctly.
• Assist with moving engines and heavy components using the appropriate lifting equipment.
• Keep the workshop and individual work areas clean, tidy and safe.
• Follow all health and safety procedures and use the required PPE.
• Complete basic job paperwork and workshop records as required.
• Work closely with other members of the workshop team.
• Assist with other workshop duties when required.

We're looking for someone who:

• Enjoys practical, hands-on work.
• Is willing to learn and develop new skills.
• Is reliable, punctual and hardworking.
• Can follow instructions and established processes.
• Takes care and pride in their work.
• Has good attention to detail.
• Can work independently once trained and also as part of a team.
• Is comfortable working in a busy workshop environment.
• Understands the importance of working safely.

Training & Development

Full training will be provided, including:

• Engine dismantling procedures.
• Identification of engine components.
• Safe use of workshop tools and equipment.
• Correct handling, organisation and storage of components.
• Basic identification of engine wear and damage.
• Workshop health and safety procedures.

Working Environment

This is a hands-on workshop role involving engines, mechanical components, oils and workshop materials. Some components can be heavy, and appropriate lifting equipment and safe working procedures will be used.

If this looks like a job for you than take some time to check our website out www.norvic.com

Job Type: Permanent

Pay: £25,500.00-£27,000.00 per year

Benefits:

• On-site parking

Work Location: In person