Electrical Technician

Oakley, Dorset
4 days ago
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Our client, a global leader in aerospace fuel systems, is seeking an experienced Electrical Technician based in Wimborne, Dorset. The organisation is renowned for its fully integrated solutions for both fixed and rotary-wing aircraft, specialising in cutting-edge air-to-air refuelling systems and a variety of advanced technologies.

Job Requirements:

Completion of a recognised apprenticeship or equivalent experience.
Relevant experience within the skill group.
PCB repair and soldering experience is beneficial.
Experience in fault finding and electrical repairs.
A wide skill base within an MRO environment is useful.
Ability to understand and apply lean manufacturing processes.
Capability to attain approved operator stamp with scope approval relevant to the job role.

Key Responsibilities:

Strip, survey, and rebuild electrical LRUs (Black boxes) in accordance with agreed engineering methods and processes.
Perform PCB component-level repairs.
Complete surveys and repairs to established practices.
Ensure compliance with quality procedures by adhering to defined processes and procedures.
Carry out tasks autonomously without supervision.
Collaborate with the team to identify and drive productivity and performance improvements.
Contribute to the continuous development of safety, health, and environment requirements.

Further Responsibilities:

Actively support and progress personal development needs to ensure task flexibility.
Participate in start-of-shift meetings to understand team targets and key issues.
Escalate issues to the Value Stream Manager in a timely manner.
Due to the nature of this role, the successful applicant will be in contact with US ITAR-controlled technology, goods and information. An additional screening process may be required as part of the recruitment process.

If you are an experienced Electrical Technician looking to join a pioneering company in the aerospace industry, we encourage you to apply now

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