Electro-Mechanical Assembler – Precision Wiring & Soldering

Market 36
Bishop's Stortford
2 days ago
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Market 36 Recruitment are currently for an Electromechanical Assembler on behalf of our client based in Bishops Stortford on a permanent basis.

Main purpose of the role is to assemble, handle and process products to ensure quality and productivity is maintained.

Roles & Responsibilities

· Mechanical / Electro Assembly, involving wet and dry systems.

· Soldering & Crimping to a high standard.

· Use of hand tools, with some use of electrical hand tools.

· Ability to read wiring diagrams.

· Ability to understand exploded diagrams.

· Cooperate and work with all other production staff

· Ensure all operations are complete and done correctly.

· Any other duties as required.

Experience, education & qualifications

· Have an understanding of electromechanical or metalwork.

· Attention to detail.

· Have the ability to communicate on all levels.

· Previous soldering or crimping experience.

· Ability to lift up to 20kg required.

· Confident using Word and Excel to a component level.

Hours: Monday to Friday 07:30 - 16:00

Benefits: Annual Bonus, Salary Sacrifice Pension Scheme, 25 days holiday, Free PPE, Free eye test plus contribution towards glasses.

Market 36 Recruitment Ltd cover a range of sectors including Commercial, Industrial, Engineering, HR & Finance & ITAD. This vacancy is being advertised by Market 36 Recruitment Ltd. We operate as an Employment Business for temporary roles and as an Employment Agency for permanent roles


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