Aerospace Electrical Fitter — Precision Wiring Specialist

Mane Contract Services; Bramhall; On-site; GBP 29,000 - 38,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

23 days leave

Bank holidays & flex days

Early finish on Fridays

Flexible working

Company pension

Training & development opportunities

Job summary

Mane Contract Services is seeking skilled technicians with experience in regulated manufacturing environments, ideally aerospace or defence, for electronic and electro‑mechanical assembly. The operation covers cabinet wiring, panel wiring, and testing of completed assemblies, with focus on high quality standards.

You will read drawings, work from wiring diagrams and schedules, and create harnesses, terminate connectors, and crimp/solder wires.

Qualifications

• Experience in cabinet, rack or box wiring.
• Ability to read engineering drawings and interpret wiring diagrams.
• Experience from wiring schedules/diagrams and bespoke assembly instructions.
• Strong wiring, crimping and soldering skills with attention to detail.

Responsibilities

• Complete cabinet, rack and box wiring with 22 AWG to 10 AWG cables.
• Work across power, data and RF applications.
• Use handheld crimping tools for terminations.
• Create, route and secure multi‑cable harnesses and wiring looms.
• Terminate connectors including multi‑pin, 38999, RF, data and power.
• Crimp and solder wire terminations.
• Support development and manufacture of first‑off units.
• Work from engineering drawings, wiring schedules and technical documentation.
• Ensure work meets quality, safety and manufacturing standards.

Skills

Read drawings

Interpret wiring diagrams

Cabinet/rack/box wiring

Crimping and soldering

Attention to detail

Education

Time-served apprenticeship

IPC J-STD certification

Tools

Wire crimping tools

Soldering equipment

Electrical test equipment

Job description

Mane Contract Services is seeking skilled technicians with experience in regulated manufacturing environments, ideally aerospace or defence, for electronic and electro‑mechanical assembly. The operation covers cabinet wiring, panel wiring, and testing of completed assemblies, with focus on high quality standards.

You will read drawings, work from wiring diagrams and schedules, and create harnesses, terminate connectors, and crimp/solder wires.