Electro-Mechanical Assembly Technician Electro-Mechanical Assembly Technician

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Electro-Mechanical Assembly Technician

Employer: Expert Employment


Location: Stroud, GL10 3QW


Pay: £36,000 to £38,000 per year


Contract Type: Permanent


Hours: Full time


Disability Confident: No


Closing Date: 22/04/2026


About this job

Our client is a world leader in the provision of highly advanced technical solutions to the Oil & Gas drilling sectors.


They are currently looking for an Electrical Assembler to join their team.


Candidates will have the opportunity to work in an environment where investment is continuous and substantial, technology is leading edge, teamwork is at the forefront of all they do and personal development is encouraged at every stage.


This is a fantastic opportunity to join a company that pride themselves on delivering high quality superior products to their sector.


Responsibilities

  • Soldering, crimping and general wiring skills
  • Fault finding
  • Work in accordance with engineering diagram and schematics
  • Support Lean and 5S Improvements

Qualifications

  • Experience working in an Assembly environment
  • IPC certified


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