Mechanical Technician

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4 weeks ago
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We are looking for an Assembly Technician on a permanent basis to join a global leader in process and packaging technology, dedicated to delivering intelligent and sustainable solutions for the pharmaceutical and food industries. I’m ideally looking for someone with experience in a similar position with the ability to read engineering drawings, ideally with experience in machinery, fabrication, or sheet metal.

Your Role: Assembly Technician

Reporting to the Assembly Team Leader the role will entail the assembly and commissioning of machines, machine modules and sub-assemblies using engineering drawings and 3d models, the successful applicant, ideally apprentice trained, must have a keen eye for detail and an understanding of engineering processes,

Working within a small manufacturing team the applicant must be flexible, self-motivated and able to work well in a team and individually.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Follow all department procedures

  • Assemble parts to the required specification including:

  • machine build

  • modular assemblies

  • sub-assemblies

  • Complete all quality documentation required for the tasks

  • Identify problems with assemblies / parts and raise any quality issues following the company procedures

  • Operate handling equipment and machinery when trained to do so

  • Support the sustainment and improvement of housekeeping and health and safety practices

  • Support in the implementation and sustainment of 5S standards

  • Assist in the achievement of the Assembly operational plan to include on time delivery and build efficiency

    Salary Package:

  • Competitive Annual Salary - £28,000-£32,000 (DOE)

  • Overtime options and flexible working hours (core hours: 9am–3pm).

  • Strong Pension Scheme

  • Good Holiday Entitlement

    What We’re Looking For:

    Knowledge and Skills:

  • Apprentice trained

  • Ability to read engineering drawings and understand Bill of Materials

  • Ability to understand mechanical design assembly

  • Previous assembly experience in a machine manufacturing environment

  • Experience of assembling large, fabricated parts to engineering drawings

  • ability to handle a variety of parts including sheet metal, machined and electrical components

    If you’re a skilled Mechanical Technician seeking a new, challenging opportunity on a permanent basis looking to join a global leader, then please apply now

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