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- Working with key stakeholders (e.g. Principle Investigators) to provide specialist workshop services; developing concepts/plans in close collaboration with those stakeholders.
- Operating, servicing, maintenance and calibration of workshop equipment, including CNC and manual machine tools, hand tools and specialist equipment.
- Diagnose and rectify complex problems in engineering projects and workshop tools to find short and long-term solutions.
- Keeping accurate records and drawings; analysing and interpreting project requirements, iterating design/implementation as required.
- Training others in specialist techniques, processes and procedures where necessary. You should apply if
- Experience in engineering workshop practices, including milling, turning, and fitting, coupled with a solid practical understanding of contemporary design tools, manufacturing processes, and safety protocols.
- Basic proficiency in relevant specialist software such as CAD, Autodesk Fusion, and CNC systems.
- A passion for foundational engineering principles and a capacity for advising and supporting customers, including research staff and students.
- Extensive experience in engineering workshop practices, encompassing milling, turning, and fitting, with a robust practical grasp of contemporary design tools, manufacturing processes, and safety standards.
- Proficient in relevant specialist software such as CAD, Autodesk Fusion, and CNC systems.
- A commitment to providing guidance and assistance to both expert and novice customers, including research staff and students, in matters of engineering principles and applications.
- experience as a tool room machinist – milling, grinding, turning
- experience in tool-making, manual machining, CNC
- an apprenticeship (mechanical) completed (desirable)
- Exciting Projects: Be at the forefront of groundbreaking research and innovation in engineering.
- Collaborative Environment: Work alongside talented colleagues who share your passion for engineering excellence.
- Generous annual leave entitlement: 38 days (made up of 23 days annual leave, 7 university closure days and 8 bank holidays.
Tool Room Machinist - London, United Kingdom - University of Bristol
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Description
The roleAn exciting opportunity has emerged for two skilled and motivated Tool Room Machinists to join our team as Mechanical Workshop Technicians (internally referred to as a Specialist Technician), this role offers the chance to contribute to cutting-edge projects within the Faculty of Science & Engineering at the University of Bristol.
Depending on your skills, experience, and knowledge, this position will be designated as either a Level 1 or Level 2 Specialist Technician.
What will you be doing?Level 1 Technician:
Level 2 Technician:
This position is well-suited for individuals with:
For more details, please see the link to the attached Job Description.
Why Join Us: