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Electronics Assembler

Colchester
£24.5k – £24.8k/yr
Posted about 5 hours ago
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£24,500 - £24,785 p/a

Colchester, Essex

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Electronics Assembler | Colchester | £24,785 | 25 days' holiday + bank holidays

Looking to get into electronics?

You don't necessarily need years of experience to build a career in this industry. We're working with a well-established specialist manufacturer in the Colchester area who are looking for an Electronics Assembler to join their Relay Build Team.

This is a great opportunity for someone who is practical, hands-on and keen to learn, with full training provided and genuine opportunities to develop your skills.

We've met someone currently working in the team who joined around five years ago from a completely different industry. They had some practical welding experience, was given the opportunity to learn, and has since built a career in electronics, and is still loving the job today.

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As an Electronics Assembler, you'll be responsible for assembling specialist electrical and mechanical components to detailed instructions and quality standards.

You'll receive full training on the products and processes, with your responsibilities developing as you gain experience.

You'll Be Involved In

  • Assembly of small electrical and mechanical components or small components
  • Building specialist relay products
  • Using hand tools and small assembly equipment
  • Following drawings and work instructions
  • Soldering and fine assembly work following training
  • Visual and quality checks
  • Working accurately to production requirements

What We're Looking For

Previous experience isn't essential. We're more interested in your practical ability, attention to detail and willingness to learn.

You may have experience in engineering, manufacturing, mechanical assembly, welding or a similar hands-on environment, or simply be someone who enjoys practical work and wants to learn a new skill.

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You'll Need To Be

  • Practical and hands-on
  • Reliable and keen to learn
  • Comfortable using hand tools
  • Able to follow instructions accurately
  • Quality-focused with good attention to detail

What's on offer?

  • Monday to Friday, 8:00am - 4:30pm (37.5 hours)
  • Full training and thorough induction
  • Dedicated buddy during your probation
  • Career progression and training opportunities
  • Regular reviews with potential for pay increases
  • Corporate gym and spa membership
  • Company social events

This Electronics Assembler position is a chance to learn a specialist skill and build a long-term career within a successful manufacturing business.

If you're practical, reliable and ready to learn, apply today!

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