Prime Appointments Recruitment Agency
Panel Wirer

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£13.00 - £13.50 p/h
Braintree, Essex
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Panel Wirer - Braintree - Day Shift - Full Time - £13-£13.50 (£27,000 on 39hr week)
We are currently recruiting for a Panel Wirer to join a well-established electrical manufacturing company based in Braintree. This is a full time, permanent opportunity offering long-term stability, early Friday finishes, and the chance to work on specialist electrical equipment within a professional workshop environment.
About The Role
Working within a busy workshop team, you will be responsible for the mechanical and electrical assembly, wiring, and testing of electrical panels and associated equipment.
You will be reading from technical electrical drawings and wiring diagrams, carrying out testing and fault finding, and ensuring all work is completed to a high standard.
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Key Responsibilities
- Electrical Assembly Bias
- Building and wiring electrical panels
- Reading and working from electrical drawings and wiring diagrams
- Mechanical and electrical assembly work
- Building and assembling wiring loom kits
- Using hand tools, power tools, and cable crimping equipment
- Electrical testing including continuity and insulation checks
- Fault finding and rectification of wiring faults
The Ideal Candidate
- Previous experience as a Panel Wirer or Electrical Assembler
- Strong understanding of electrical systems and components
- Ability to read and interpret wiring diagrams
- Experience using electrical hand tools and testing equipment
- Strong attention to detail and quality
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team


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Desirable (for Top Salary Bracket)
- 18th Edition Wiring Regulations
- Previous panel testing experience
- Strong electrical fault-finding ability
- Computer literate
What's On Offer
- Competitive salary dependent on experience
- Full time, permanent position
- Day shifts - Monday to Thursday 07:25am - 4:30pm
- Early finish Friday - 07:30am - 1:10pm
- Long-term stability within an established engineering business
Apply today for immediate consideration or contact us on 01376 502999 and ask for Louie.
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