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Pertemps TM
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£12.69 - £13.69 per hour
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Job Title: Electronic Assembler (Finishing Department) Location: Warrington (WA4 6PS) Salary: £12.69 to £13.69 per hour dependent upon experience Shifts: Monday- Thursday - 8am to 4.45pm and Friday 8am to 1pm Contract: Temporary to Permanent Our client, a local manufacturing company and supplier of soft play and family entertainment centres, are looking to recruit an 'Electronic Assembler' to join there busy finishing team. This role is the opportunity for career progression, where you will learn to design and manufacture bespoke components. As an 'Electronic Assembler', you will be working closely with the Production Director in this new and exciting role, the successful candidate will play a crucial role in the development, quality, and functionality of electronic/electrical products to be used in Soft Play and family entertainment centres. As the Electronic Assembler, you will; Assisting with the crafting of soft play centres. Apply your electronic/electrical knowledge to create electronic components. Use hand tools. Work with electrical components in the wiring and soldering of complete assemblies. Operate power tools for specific assembly tasks. As the Electronic Assembler, you will have the following skills /experience; Electrical aptitude for accurate component assembly Competence in use of various tools Basic understanding of DC and AC electronics
Location
Warrington
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