Assembly & Test Operative

South Molton
4 weeks ago
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Assembly & Test Operative Pay £12.25 per hour
Temporary to Permanent based in South Molton
Monday to Thursday 8.00 am to 4.45 pm
Friday 8.00 am to 12.00 pm

About our Client:
This is a power management company doing business in more than 175 countries. Their energy-efficient products and services help their customers effectively manage electrical, hydraulic, and mechanical power more reliably, efficiently, safely, and sustainably.
 
What is the purpose of the Assembler Tester Level 2?
 
The Assembler Tester’s main purpose is to assemble and test Pneumatic, Hydraulic, and Fuel Valves, Couplings, and other equipment, ensuring parts are produced within specific cycle times to Aerospace quality standards and meet fit, form, and function.
What are the responsibilities of the Assembly Tester?

Observe Health & Safety and COSHH procedures
Assembling in conjunction with engineering drawings and company procedures including drilling and locking
Follow production acceptance test schedules using a variety of test media including oil, water, Kerosene, and Skydrol
Accurately complete paperwork including test report
Cross-training available to cover all functions of the team
Support team with investigations and problem-solving exercises
Ability to work on own or with minimal supervision
Ability to flex hours and between functions to suit production needs
Application of lean principles/tools/seven wastes etc.  
What are the qualifications and experience required for the Actuator?

Experience in assembly including drilling and fitting skills advantageous
Experience in using engineering drawings and associated terminology
Previous experience in a similar Aerospace environment advantageous
Conversant with Basic Measurement Techniques and using appropriate measurement equipment
Knowledge of LEAN processes
Reasonable level of computer literacy
Engineering Apprenticeship preferred
GCSE or equivalent in English and Math’s preferred  
 What you get in return:

£12.25 per hour paid weekly paid in arrears
Monday to Thursday 8.00 am to 4.45 pm
Free Parking on site
Opportunity to go Perm

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