THE COMPANY
Advanced automotive client based near Wokingham, Berkshire, synonymous with engine
building and engine development since the 1970s.
Due to continued growth, we currently have a vacancy for a keen individual to support and work alongside our
engineering team in our modern engine build workshop.
The successful candidate will be focused with a keen eye for attention to detail and able to maintain a
consistently high level of performance and quality despite working in a pressurised, time sensitive environment.
You will be experienced in this industry and possess the ability to work alone or in partnership with other
members of the team as required.
Hours: Full-Time 40 Hours per week Monday to Thursday. (Four-day week).
JOB DESCRIPTION
The successful candidate will be responsible for the complete teardown and rebuilding of high- performance internal combustion engines.
The ideal candidate should be: -
- Experienced in engine building (essential).
- Confident in taking on a complete engine teardown and rebuild to a very high standard.
- Able to build and create new engines.
- Able to calculate cam/ignition timing, compression ratios etc.
- Familiar with using specialist tooling required for measuring/inspection.
- Read & understand technical drawings.
- PC literate.
- Capable of developing a build book/report writing.
- Dyno Testing and software calibration an advantage but not essential.
PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES:
- Self-motivated, tidy and organised.
- Very good attention to detail with excellent time management skills.
- Ability to work as a team member or confident alone.
- Must have own tools and transport.
- Able to meet deadlines and willing to adjust working hours to achieve these.
BENEFITS
- Competitive salary negotiable - Depending on experience.
- Auto enrolment pension scheme.
- 23 days/184 Hour's holiday - increasing to 26 days after 5 years' service, plus bank holidays.
- Subsidised private medical insurance.
- Birthday - Day Off
- Four day working week
Salary description
£40000.00 - £45000.00 per year