Electro - Mechanical Assembly Technician

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Location: Eastleigh, SO53 4YG

Rate: Negotiable on experience

Duration: 6 months

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About the Role:
Our client is a global leader in aerospace health and monitoring solutions, with decades of proven experience in aircraft diagnostics, rotor tracking, engine monitoring, and data management systems. They are currently seeking a skilled Electro - Mechanical Assembly Technician to join their team in Eastleigh.

The successful candidate will be responsible for building and maintaining a range of electro-mechanical equipment, including rotor blade trackers, aircraft cabling, and condition monitoring units. You will play a vital role in upholding the highest standards of Safety, Quality, Delivery, and Cost (SQDC).

Key Responsibilities:

Manufacture and assemble electro-mechanical products in line with technical drawings and instructions
Hand place and solder both through-hole and surface mount components
Carry out crimping, cable assembly, and PCB work
Perform product testing and quality checks
Provide feedback for continuous improvement initiatives
Collaborate effectively and maintain clear communication with the team
Ensure effective time management and productivityEssential Skills & Experience:

Qualification in Electrical Engineering (HNC or equivalent preferred)
Proven experience with PCB assembly
IPC610 certification (desired)
Strong soldering skills and component identification
Familiarity with circuit diagrams and BOMs
Capable of fault finding and minor electronic repairs
Experience with goods-in inspection and part conformityWhat We Offer:

A hands-on technical role within a growing, specialist aerospace environment
A collaborative and quality-driven team culture
Opportunities to contribute to high-impact, safety-critical projectsApply today to be part of a team shaping the future of aerospace diagnostics and monitoring systems

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