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Wireperson

Earley
4 months ago
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Wireperson

Reading

Manufacturing Aerospace

Contract (6 Months +)

£20 - £25 per hour (PAYE)

The Role - Wireperson

We are seeking a number of skilled Electromechanical Assemblers and Wirepersons to join an established manufacturing business in the technology sector.

You will be joining on a contract basis, with possiblity for contract to extend beyond 6 months.

You will need demonstrable experience of working with precision electromechanical sub-assemblies, working to industry standards.

Duties - Wireperson

Assemble and integrate electromechanical components and systems.
Accurately follow engineering drawings, specifications, and assembly procedures.
Perform visual and functional inspections of components.
Work with precision tools and equipment to assemble and align components.
Maintain accurate records of assembly processes.
High level soldering and wiring.
Background  - Wireperson

IPC level soldering experience.
Electronic and mechanical experiences
Proficient in interpreting engineering drawings and schematics.
Able to secure in the UK security clearance.

For more information regarding this role please call Lee Powell on (phone number removed) or to make an application apply online directly or email   

Thank you for your interest in this vacancy. Omega Resource Group is a technical and engineering specialist agency and we also recruit for Mechanical Assemblers, Test Technicians, Assembly Technicians, Assemblers, Solderers and Electronic Assemblers. Wire-person, Technicians and more.

Omega is an employment agency specialising in opportunities at all levels within the Engineering, Manufacturing, Aerospace, Automotive, Electronics, Defence, Scientific, Energy & Renewables and Tech sectors

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