The Recruitment Group
Assembly Operative

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The Recruitment Group is hiring!
We are currently looking for an Assembly Technician to join our client's fast-growing team. This is an excellent opportunity for someone with strong attention to detail and an interest in precision assembly work within a manufacturing environment.
Responsibilities as an Assembly Technician:
- Assembling shock absorbers to company standards and specifications
- Carrying out testing, calibration, servicing, and rebuilds of shock absorbers
- Picking parts for monthly requirements and customer orders
- Packing kits and products in the correct company packaging
- Supporting different departments when additional resources are required
- Updating the Live Order Sheet with parts and consumables that need ordering
- Liaising with Purchasing and Sales departments regarding shortages, delays, and priorities
- Using tools, consumables, and chemicals safely and responsibly
- Maintaining a clean, tidy, and organised work environment
- Taking part in company cleaning rotas and carrying out ad hoc duties as required
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Skills required as an Assembly Technician:
- Excellent accuracy and attention to detail
- Ability to listen, learn, and follow instructions
- Organised and tidy approach to work
- Strong timekeeping and attendance record
- Previous experience within a production or assembly environment
- Ability to work independently and use initiative when required
- Smart and professional presentation


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The details:
- £13.50 per hour
- Monday to Friday
- Full-time position
- Long-term opportunity
- Progression available within the competition shock department
For more information and to apply, get in touch with our team or click Apply Now to submit your application.
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