We’re all a part of the Future Automation team and are proud of the fact that we are a home-grown engineering company that thrives on innovation and design.
Our singular vision is to create functional and quality products that provide an unmatched experience for our customers. We achieve this vision by implementing a
consistent level of quality throughout the entire business.
Our reputation for consistency and quality differentiates Future Automation from our competition and we are proud to uphold this standard regardless of geography,
service or sector. Every interaction with Future Automation comes together to form a cohesive narrative that defines the brand.
OUR
MISSION
"To continue to innovate and lead the luxury automation industry, while never compromising on quality of customer service."
WE WILL ACHIEVE
OUR MISSION BY
- Always engaging with our customers and understanding their needs
- Consistently providing exceptional levels of service that combine innovation and best practice
- Continuing to grow the business to serve customers in a wider range of sectors and geographies
- Always empowering great people who work in a values driven culture
CURRENT
VACANCIES
WORK
EXPERIENCE
We are always on the lookout for exceptionally talented individuals whom we can give the tools to become a part of our team
We are based at 2 sites in the UK, and therefore have 2 distinct programmes to provide varied experiences based on your area of interest:
Bedford, Bedfordshire
Sheet metal work including fabrication processes: Laser cutting, CNC punch, break press, welding, folding and powder coat painting
Control panel wiring and building
Motorised mechanism assembly
Manual mechanism assembly
General warehouse experience in shipping/ receiving, packing and returns
Kimpton, Hertfordshire
Machineshop - parts production from raw materials using CNC mills, lathes, manual and drill press
Electronic programming, circuit design and assembly
Mechanism assembly
Product design, research and development using CAD
PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES
Depending on which site you attend your experience will vary, but primarily our goal is to provide you with a broad overview to our business and business functions.
You will join various teams and assist with daily tasks that contribute to our daily processes.
You may also be involved in special projects, requiring data processing, presentations or problem- solving.
You will be joining our team and expected to integrate with others well to ensure the work is done. We offer a busy and friendly work environment and endeavour
to ensure a high growth learning experience.
STUDENT SPECIFICATION
Appetite to learn new skills and work alongside new colleagues
Able to listen to instruction and seek feedback for improvement
Able to manage multiple tasks at once and take responsibility for owning and completing tasks assigned
Good mathematical skills
Excellent communication skills both verbal and written
A willingness to undertake challenging tasks and ad hoc project work
Basic knowledge of using computers
Ability to work in isolation or in a team environment / able to collaborate with other members of the team to seek support or offer help
4 DAY EVENING SHIFT PATTERN (4 WEEK CYCLE) -
This is a hybrid role, working a non-standard work pattern. The role primarily requires experience in operating a CNC laser whilst also being able to carry out other sheet metal fabrication processes.
This is a hybrid role, working a non-standard work pattern. The role primarily requires experience in operating a CNC laser whilst also being able to carry out other sheet metal fabrication processes alongside. The primary aim is to ensure metal components are in the best condition before being handed on to the powder coat paint department. The individual needs to ensure timelines are met and manage their workflow effectively with minimal supervision.
PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES
Operate the CNC laser and other machines used in the production process or assist other operators
Select and set up machine based on material type and thickness, load programmes and set machine parameters to ensure optimal performance of the machine
Monitor fill level of bulk gas storage system and record levels daily
Work in a fast-paced environment with fast changing priorities
Keep work area clean and organised
Provide a great level of attention to detail and focus on the given task
ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES
Carry out a variety of fabrication processes whilst laser programmes run, such a preparation, folding, cutting, and washing cut metal for the paint team.
Loading, unloading, and operating the automated washers
Ensuring metal components are clean and scratch free
The pre-preparation of welded components (Dual action sanding, edge cleaning, etc.)
Work within all company health and safety policies
Provide clear and succinct handover between shifts
Communicate in a positive manner with team members
The above list is not exhaustive and is subject to change. Other duties may be added as required within the scope of the post.
PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES
This role would suit an individual able to work the non-standard work pattern of 36 hours per week, 4 days on 3 days off (FRI-MON). The individual needs to be confident to work and manage workload independently and provide clear handover instructions to the next shift. Due to the hours worked, the role requires a trustworthy individual who can problem-solve and troubleshoot independently in relation to their primary responsibilities.
REQUIREMENTS
A preferred 2+ years’ experience on Trumpf or similar CNC laser cutting machines
Solid background of working in sheet metal
Knowledge of materials, ability to distinguish types
Powder coat painting experience beneficial but not necessary
Welding experience beneficial but not necessary
WORKING SCHEDULE
4 DAY ROLLING SHIFT PATTERN (4 WEEK CYCLE)
EVENING SHIFT HOURS
Start and finish times open to negotiation.
4 DAY EVENING SHIFT PATTERN (4 WEEK CYCLE) -
This is a generalist sheet metal fabrication role, working a non-standard work pattern. The role primarily requires being able to carry out sheet metal fabrication preparation processes.
This is a generalist sheet metal fabrication role, working a non-standard work pattern. The role primarily requires being able to carry out sheet metal fabrication preparation processes. The primary aim is to ensure metal components are in the best condition before being handed on to the powder coat paint department. The individual needs to ensure timelines are met and manage their workflow effectively with minimal supervision.
PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES
Ensuring metal components are clean and scratch free
The pre-preparation of welded components (Dual action sanding, edge cleaning, etc.)
Work in a fast-paced environment with fast changing priorities.
Keep work area clean and organised.
Provide a great level of attention to detail and focus on the given task.
ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES
Carry out a variety of fabrication processes whilst laser programmes run, such a preparation, folding, cutting, and washing cut metal for the paint team.
Loading, unloading, and operating the automated washers
Work within all company health and safety policies
Provide clear and succinct handover between shifts
Communicate in a positive manner with team members
The above list is not exhaustive and is subject to change. Other duties may be added as required within the scope of the post.
PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES
This role would suit an individual able to work the non-standard work pattern of 36 hours per week, 4 days on 3 days off (FRI-MON). The individual needs to be confident to work and manage workload independently and provide clear handover instructions to the next shift. Due to the hours worked, the role requires a trustworthy individual who can problem-solve and troubleshoot independently in relation to their primary responsibilities.
REQUIREMENTS
Solid background of working in sheet metal
Knowledge of materials, ability to distinguish types
Powder coat painting experience beneficial but not necessary
Welding experience beneficial but not necessary
WORKING SCHEDULE
4 DAY ROLLING SHIFT PATTERN (4 WEEK CYCLE)
EVENING SHIFT HOURS
Start and finish times open to negotiation.
Assembly of mechanical parts, using a variety of tools and equipment according to our required specifications working across various areas of our production on both automated and non-automated product lines.
Looking for a hands-on candidate that has some experience in a busy manufacturing assembly environment. The role will involve assembling and wiring products from start to finish. Experience with Mechanical assembly, using basic hand tools with some pneumatic and power tools. Ideally the candidate will have some experience with panel wiring although hands on training will be given.
PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES
Read, interpret and follow basic engineering drawings and other written instructions or procedures to accurately assemble equipment and products
Use of handheld tools
Maintain inventory of product and parts in workstations
Perform quality work checks to ensure the product meets quality standards
Identify product defects and complete appropriate documentation when defects are identified
Perform all work in accordance with quality standards and established safety procedures
Maintain a clean and safe work area
REPORTING TO
Department Team Lead
IDEAL KNOWLEDGE AND SKILL REQUIREMENTS
Proficient in the use of hand tools
Basic understanding of electrical wiring advantageous
Enthusiasm and interest in engineering and manufacturing
We're always on the lookout for great people to join our team. Even if we aren't currently advertising a vacancy that would suit you,
if you are looking for a new opportunity within a fast paced, passionate and enterprising organisation then please get in touch.
