Eaton Corporation
NLAW Logistics & Assembly Support Operative

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What you’ll do:
To provide a logistics led support function to the NLAW Cell, with responsibility for kitting, planning, coordination, and administrative logistics activities, alongside a supporting role in assembly within a controlled manufacturing environment. The role is fast paced and requires a proactive individual who can support operational output by ensuring materials, kits, and supply chain activities are aligned to production demand.
Key Responsibilities
Logistics & Planning (Primary Focus)
- Support the NLAW Cell through kitting of jobs in line with production schedules and demand
- Understand and support logistics planning and forecasting from an administrative perspective
- Ensure materials and components are available to support operational output
- Work closely with planning, operations, and production teams to drive results
- Liaise with external suppliers and subcontractors, ensuring materials and services are aligned with operational requirements
- Maintain accurate records and documentation to support logistics and production activity
- Respond quickly to changes in priorities, demonstrating a fast paced, flexible, and responsive approach
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Assembly Support (Secondary Focus)
- Support the assembly of NLAW products within a controlled environment as required
- Assist with assembly tasks in line with job instructions and company procedures
- Carry out part selection in accordance with job orders
- Adhere to strict quality, safety, and output requirements
Essential Functions:
- Kitting and preparation of NLAW jobs to support production
- Assembly of NLAW specific components (supporting role)
- Soldering in accordance with IPC 610 (where trained)
- Compliance with strict quality and product output guidelines
- Obtain and maintain A Stamp approval where applicable
- Apply knowledge of Lean tools, supporting continuous improvement and participating in Kaizen events
- Work proactively, using own initiative to identify and resolve issues in line with company procedures


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Skills:
- Understanding of a logistics or materials support role within a manufacturing environment
- Experience in a fast paced, operational setting
- Strong organisational and communication skills
- Ability to work proactively and respond to changing priorities
- Soldering experience is advantageous but not essential
- Assembly experience is desirable but full training will be provided
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