Michael Page
Electromechanical Winder

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About the Role
As an Electromechanical Winder in Sunbury On Thames, you'll be responsible for assembling, winding, and testing electromechanical components to ensure they meet performance standards. Your work will play a key role in supporting the manufacturing process within the industrial and manufacturing sector.
Client Details
This company operates in the industrial and manufacturing industry and is based in Sunbury On Thames.
Description
- Assemble and wind electromechanical components accurately and efficiently.
- Carry out testing procedures to ensure all components meet quality and performance standards.
- Follow technical drawings and specifications to complete tasks.
- Inspect and identify any defects or issues in components and address them as necessary.
- Maintain a clean and organised working environment to ensure safety and efficiency.
- Collaborate with team members to meet production deadlines.
- Provide feedback to improve processes and component designs where applicable.
- Adhere to health and safety regulations at all times.
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Profile
A successful Electromechanical Winder should have:
- Experience in winding or assembling electromechanical components.
- The ability to read and interpret technical drawings and specifications.
- A strong attention to detail and commitment to quality.
- Good problem-solving skills and a proactive approach to tasks.
- Familiarity with safety regulations within a manufacturing environment.


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Job Offer
- A salary range of £30,600 to £35,000, dependent on the level of experience.
- A permanent position within the engineering and manufacturing department.
- Other benefits provided by the company.
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