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Electro-Mechanical Bench Assembly Technician

The Engineer UK
Manchester
2 weeks ago
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Electro-Mechanical Bench Assembly Technician

Location: Manchester, UK


Salary: £12.21 per hour + performance bonus


Job type: Full Time, Permanent


Working Hours: 37.5 per week (Mon-Thurs: 8:30am-5:00pm, Fri: 8:30am-3:45pm)


Join a market-leading manufacturer in the medical equipment and service industry, where your hands-on skills in electrical and mechanical fitting will help shape products that make a real difference.


We're seeking a detail-oriented Bench Assembly Technician with a strong foundation in electrical systems and mechanical assembly to support our growing production team.


Job Purpose

As an Electro-Mechanical Bench Assembly Technician, your job purpose will be to assemble medical gas control devices, components and sub-assemblies at a workstation or bench according to engineering drawings, quality standards, and production targets.


Please note the company does not offer sponsorship and therefore candidates must have the legal right to live and work in the UK to be considered for this role.


Key Responsibilities


  • Assemble and fit electrical and mechanical components using hand tools, power tools, and semi-automated equipment
  • Carry out electrical repairs and rework on assembled units, ensuring full functionality and compliance with specifications
  • Read and interpret technical drawings, wiring diagrams, and schematics to guide accurate assembly and fault diagnosis
  • Conduct thorough visual and functional quality checks on electrical and mechanical assemblies
  • Identify and report defects or non-conforming materials to the quality control team
  • Maintain accurate production records and report task completion to the team lead
  • Perform minor adjustments and repairs to ensure product reliability
  • Maintain a clean and safe workstation, adhering to all safety protocols
  • Meet daily/weekly production targets while upholding high-quality standards
  • Assist with inventory control of electrical and mechanical components
  • Collaborate with engineers, quality inspectors, and team members to resolve technical assembly issues


About You


  • GCSEs or equivalent (Maths and English preferred)
  • Technical or vocational qualification in electronics, electrical engineering, or manufacturing (advantageous)


Working Conditions & Benefits


  • Light manufacturing environment (seated or standing bench work)
  • PPE provided
  • Full training and certification offered
  • Pension and Death in Service benefit
  • Free secure parking


Additional Information

Overtime may be required during peak periods


Please click on the APPLY button to send your CV and Cover Letter for this role.


Candidates with the relevant experience or job titles of: Production Assembler, Mechanical Assembler, Assembling Assistant, Mechanical Assembly Technician, Electrical Production Operator, Production Operative, Manufacturing Operative, Process Operator, Electrical Engineer, Electronics Production Operator, Production Technician, Process Technician may also be considered for this role.


Seniority level

Entry level


Employment type

Full-time


Job function

Management and Manufacturing


Industries

Book and Periodical Publishing


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