Employment Opportunities
Employment Opportunities at MRT
MRT's greatest asset is their skilled team of production, engineering and management staff. We recognise the importance of continuous staff training and development, and place emphasis on building a strong, skilled, and committed workforce. Our staff development programme includes training which leads to nationally recognised qualifications. In recent years, MRT has supported staff through programmes including NVQs at Levels 1 to 4, Modern Apprenticeships, BTEC, HNC, HND, and University Postgraduate Diplomas.
Check out the video below to learn more about the way casting is shaping the world.
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To apply to join the MRT Team, please download our Application Form in pdf format, print and complete it, and return it to us at MRT Castings Ltd, South Way, Walworth Business Park, Andover, Hampshire. SP10 5JT, or scan and return it to us by email to jobs@mrt-castings.co.uk
HOW can MRT Castings help you?
I want...
- Select what you need
- a complete solution
- to develop a new component from initial concept
- advice on what processes are best suited to my component
- prototypes before committing to production tooling
- to re-shore production to the UK from overseas
- a new supplier to use existing tooling
- to convert a machined from solid part to a casting
- a supplier who can meet stringent quality requirements
MRT Cut Your Project Costs And Save Time
Are you designing new components but don't really know much about the casting process?
Engineers who underestimate the casting process risk spiralling project costs and missed deadlines, warn experts MRT Castings Ltd.
Some engineers discover too late in the design process that some components can be too expensive or even impossible to cast.
But bringing in casting process experts at an early stage in projects can dramatically cut costs and reduce time to market.
MRT Castings has more than 60 years of foundry experience, supplying non-ferrous cast products within the shortest possible lead times.
MRT Managing Director Phil Rawnson said: "If designers and engineers talk to us very early on in the product development process then we can work with them to design components better optimised for the manufacturing process."
By getting involved early in product conception stage, MRT can often make suggestions which lead to significant savings in tooling and component costs.
They can explain the casting process in detail and provide resources to help engineers select the best materials for their designs.
MRT can help at every stage of the casting process, providing specialist design advice on:
- choice of casting method
- choice of alloy
- choice of finish
- casting tolerances, section thickness, machining considerations
Step one of the casting process is helping designers to select the most appropriate casting method:
- high pressure
- gravity
- sand casting
This choice is usually based on anticipated production volumes and the required dimensional accuracy and surface finish.
MRT will explain the advantages, disadvantages, tolerances and recommended applications for each casting method.
Step two of the casting process involves selecting the most suitable material for your components aluminium alloys or zinc alloys. And Step three is the choice of finish.
Die casting experts at MRT have decades of experience trading as a foundry in the UK.
MRT is engaged in aluminium and zinc component manufacture.
Clients come from a broad range of sectors including electronics, defence, communications, medical, marine and general engineering.
For more information about the casting process from MRT Castings Ltd, watch this video and contact Chris Rawnson, +44 (0)1264 324021, www.mrt-castings.co.uk