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As a Workshop Assembler in Warrington (WA4 6PS), you will join a manufacturing firm specialising in soft play and family entertainment centres. Working within their finishing team, you will support skilled technicians to complete final assembly stages, ensuring products meet exacting standards. Your duties will include operating power tools for wood and foam cutting, assisting with upholstery to specification, and supporting assembly tasks within the electronics department. You will also move and position finished items. This full-time, temp-to-permanent role offers £13.00 per hour initially, rising to £14.50. Working hours are Monday to Thursday, 08:00–16:45, and Fridays, 08:00–13:00.
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Job Title: Workshop Assembler
Location: Warrington (WA4 6PS)
Salary: Starting on £13.00 – increasing to £14.50 p/hr
Shifts: Monday- Thursday 08:00- 16:45, Fridays 08:00- 13:00
Contract: Temp- Perm
Our client, a local manufacturing company and supplier of soft play and family entertainment centres, are looking to recruit a Workshop Assembler to join their busy finishing team.
Working alongside the skilled technicians, you will assist in completing the final assembly stages, to ensure products meet exacting standards.
As a Workshop Assembler your duties will be:
- Operate power tools for specific assembly tasks, including wood and foam cutting.
- Assisting with the upholstering to required specification.
- Assisting with assembly work within the electronics department.
- Move and position products carefully throughout the finishing process.
- Perform quality checks, ensuring high standards are adhered to.
- Ensure work area is always kept clean and tidy and hazard free.
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The successful Workshop Assembler will have the following skills:
- Previous experience working within a workshop/factory is desirable.
- Ability to operate various power hand tools.
- Excellent attention to detail.
- Ability to follow instructions and work alone and as part of a team.
- Must be reliable with excellent work ethic and excellent time management.
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