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Manufacturing Coordinator
Location: Norwich
Salary: Up to £30,000
Start Date: Immediate
Employment Type: Full-time, permanent

I'm currently supporting a growing environmental technology company in their search for a Manufacturing Coordinator to join their in-house production and engineering team. This role is well-suited to someone with a practical mindset, strong attention to detail, and an interest in electronics, IoT, or sustainability.

The Role
This is a hands-on, workshop-based position (with occasional field support), where you'll be involved in the assembly, testing, and preparation of specialist environmental monitoring systems. These systems are designed to operate in some of the most remote and challenging environments, so quality and reliability are key.

Responsibilities include:

Assembly of electronic and mechanical components.

Testing and calibration of sensors, power systems, and communication modules (GSM, LoRa, NB-IoT, Satellite).

Following documented build procedures to ensure product consistency.

Quality control, packing, and preparation of units for shipment.

Stock tracking and workshop organisation.

Supporting occasional field deployments (full training provided).

Working closely with engineering and R&D teams to improve build processes.

Candidate Profile:

Qualification or background in electronics, engineering, or similar technical discipline.

Experience with tools, soldering, or test equipment - professional or hobbyist.

Familiarity with basic electronics, wiring, and assembly techniques.

Methodical, process-driven, and safety-conscious.

Interest in sustainability, environmental data, or IoT technologies.

Team-oriented with good communication skills.

UK driving licence preferred for occasional off-site work.

What's Offered:

Competitive salary up to £30,000

Immediate start available

Full training and exposure to modern environmental technologies

Supportive and collaborative working environment

Opportunities for career progression as the company expands

Involvement in meaningful work with real-world impact

There is only one position available, and interviews are being arranged immediately. If this sounds like a good fit, feel free to get in touch directly to discuss further in confidence

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