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      <pubDate>Wed, 14 Oct 2026 11:53:32 GMT</pubDate>
      <description>Location: Wick | Salary: 13.50-13.50 Hourly | Type: Permanent | Recruiting now for a Trainee Engineering Technician Our client is a specialist Manufacturer of Precision Sand Cast Aluminium and Steel castings for the Aerospace, Defence and Nuclear Engineering Industries. This client is an award-winning innovative leader in the design, engineering, and manufacture of high-integrity complex castings for world-leading manufacturers. We are looking for an all-rounder person who has a great interest in entering the field of Foundry Work. This is a Temp to Perm role to start ASAP. Paying a start rate of £14.00, rising to £15.00 + after 12 months- 40 hours per week, plus overtime at time and a half. Salary equivalent £29120 to £31200. Early morning starts but with some flexibility. The position will involve all training, but the person must be extremely keen to learn what is involved in this very varied role, and there is the opportunity to attain a level 3 Foundry Cast Metals Diploma. The 3 areas of training are as follows:  PROTOTYPE FOUNDRY OPERATOR- • Performing a variety of creative tasks in the production of cast metal products, working with materials such as Aluminium and Magnesium alloys which are heated to 750 degrees.  • Metal pouring into sa...</description>
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