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Pertemps TM
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£11.44 per hour
Description
Role: IT Tester Pay: £11.44 p/hr + commission after successful probationary period Hours: Monday to Friday 09:00 - 17:00 - 40 hour paid week Location: Woolston, Warrington (WA1) Duration: Temp - Permanent position Company & Role Our client, based in Warrington, is a fast-growing supplier of refurbished and used IT equipment. They are seeking an experienced IT Tester to work as part of the testing team within the Operations Department. As the IT Tester, you will be responsible for breaking down equipment, data wipes, and testing units and parts for resale. As the IT Tester, your duties will be: Booking in IT equipment Wiping data Testing of equipment Assist in warehousing and stock count duties as and when required. As the IT Tester, you will have the following skills/experience: Have a strong interest/previous experience in IT technology/equipment. Knowledge of computer hardware and data wiping would be ideal. Previous experience of PC parts testing would be desirable. Basic knowledge of MS Office applications.
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Warrington
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