Meridian Business Support
Assembly Operative

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About the Role
This is a great opportunity to join a supportive production team where attention to detail, quality, and teamwork are valued. Our client needs a reliable and hardworking Assembly Operative to be a part of their Team!
As an Assembly Operative you will play an important role in the breather assembly area, ensuring products are assembled, tested, inspected, and packed.
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Day to Day Responsibilities
- Assemble components correctly and carry out testing where required.
- Inspect products.
- Packing finished products and clearly mark boxes with customer details.
- Identify and clearly label rejected components, including the part number, description, quantity, and reason for rejection.
- Work safely, efficiently, and to production deadlines.


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Requirements
You don't necessarily need extensive assembly experience; our client just needs someone who is reliable, practical, and willing to learn. You should have good basic numeracy and literacy skills and the ability to follow instructions and meet deadlines.
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