Assembly Technician

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Assembly Technician
Mechanical and elcetromechanical assembly.
Assembly of precision engineered components, eg circlip bearing assemblies.
Renowned gear & gearbox manufacturing company serving Medical, Aerospace & many other high profile industries. We are a family owned business with the first generation of family starting the business in 1920.
Due to growth & an ever increasing order book we have a vacancy are looking for a keen individual to complement are assembly team.
The successful candidate must be mechanically minded, highly motivated & be able to deliver consistent quality within the scheduled time.
You should have experience in assembling small mechanical & electro mechanical assemblies, have the ability to work alone or part of an industrious team as required.
Hours: Full time 39hrs p/wk. Mon-Thur 8am-5pm, Fri 8am-1pm
Job description:
Assembly of small mechanical & electro mechanical assemblies
Can read assembly drawings & BOM’s.
Follow work build & test instructions
Wiring & soldering advantageous (not essential)
Personal attributes:
Self-motivated & tidy
Has good attention to detail
Good time management
Can work independently or as part of a team
Salary Dependant on experience

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