MPI Limited
Wirer

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MPI are looking for a Wirer for our client based in Milton Keynes
Ongoing contract
£16.36p/h PAYE or £21.81p/h Umbrella
Monday - Friday
Overview
Working in the Assemblies team, you will be building assemblies and panels to customer’s design and specification.
The client is looking for someone with previous wiring experience to:
- Complete various LV assemblies as dictated by current orders.
- Complete various first off panel builds to customer specifications and drawings
- Work within the times set for builds but maintain a high-quality standard
- Able to read from and work with various types of electrical / mechanical schematics drawings
- Assist with the development of apprentices
- Maintain job packs and other associated paperwork with Job Packs
- Produce plotted and printed labels
- Work with other team members of staff including other departments to streamline manufacturing process to maintain efficiency
- Feed back to the Engineering Team during and on completion of any specific updates required for future repeat builds
- Take on additional tasks in order to meet departmental, project related or developmental objectives
- Observe Health & Safety policy and procedures
- Take charge of your personal development and contribute to the evaluation of performance in line with our clients core competencies and learning and development framework.
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- Broad knowledge of wiring, fitting and sub-assembly best practice
- It will be important for the job holder to be methodical and precise in their approach.
- It is important to have good working knowledge of Microsoft office systems
- A good level of education is required, with at least GSCE’s in Maths and English (or equivalent)
- Electrical Craft Apprenticeship will be an advantage.
- The role holder will have the ability to provide practical solutions to engineering problems
Benefits
- On-site parking
Experience
- Assembly: 2 years (preferred)
- panel wiring: 2 years (preferred)
- reading schematics: 2 years (preferred)
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