Solderer's & Mechanical Assembler's - 20 Week Project

Manpower Group (UK)
Coventry
3 days ago
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Experienced Solderer's & Mechanical Assembler's - 20 Week Project

£18 per hour, rising to £19 per hour upon completion of performance targets
Shifts: Monday-Thursday
Hours: 36 hours per week (9 hours per day, including 30 minutes unpaid break)
Working hours: 07:00-16:30


Manpower are currently recruiting for an experienced Solderer's and Mechanical Assembler's to join a well-established manufacturing business. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone with strong attention to detail and experience working within electronics or precision assembly environments.


Key Responsibilities

  • Carrying out through-hole and surface mount soldering to a high standard
  • Mechanical assembly of electronic components and sub-assemblies
  • Reading and interpreting engineering drawings and assembly instructions
  • Using hand tools and small assembly equipment
  • Inspecting work to ensure quality standards are met
  • Working as part of a team to meet production targets

Requirements

  • Previous experience in electronic soldering and mechanical assembly
  • Experience with through-hole and surface mount soldering
  • Good attention to detail and manual dexterity
  • Ability to follow technical drawings and work instructions
  • Experience working in a manufacturing or production environment

Screening and vetting requirements

  • BPSS clearance
  • Dexterity testing
  • Colour-blindness screening
  • UK nationals only

If you have the skills and experience required and are looking for your next opportunity, we would love to hear from you.


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