Are you practical, hands-on and keen to build a career in engineering or manufacturing? This Assembly Technician opportunity is ideal for someone who enjoys working with tools, making things and learning new technical skills. You’ll join an established manufacturing team, receive on-the-job training and develop your experience across mechanical assembly, hydraulics and electrical installation. The starting salary is £29,000 per annum, with overtime available and a salary review following successful completion of probation.
Assembly Technician – Milton Keynes – £29,000 + Overtime + Pay review after probation
Assembly Technician’s Key Responsibilities:
- Work as part of a production team to assemble equipment safely and to the required quality standards.
- Carry out hands-on mechanical assembly, fitting and installation using hand tools.
- Assist with hydraulic installation and basic electrical wiring as training and competence develop.
- Follow engineering drawings, work instructions and standard operating procedures.
- Inspect completed work, identify any issues and help maintain high standards of quality.
- Keep the work area organised, follow health and safety procedures and support the team in meeting production targets.
Skills & Experience Required as an Assembly Technician:
- We’re interested in people with practical experience from a hands-on role. Experience in a similar manufacturing or engineering environment is useful, but a positive attitude and willingness to learn are just as important.
- Previous hands‑on experience in assembly, fitting, manufacturing, maintenance, fabrication or a similar practical role.
- Confident using basic hand tools and comfortable working with mechanical components.
- Able to follow instructions, procedures and safety requirements carefully.
- Good attention to detail, reliability and a quality-focused approach to work.
- A team player who is motivated to learn new skills and develop within an engineering environment.
Benefits Package:
- Overtime opportunities paid at enhanced rates, including time-and-a-half or double time depending on hours worked.
- Salary review following successful completion of probation.
- Monday to Friday working pattern, 8:00am–4:30pm, with overtime required when production demands.
- Training and development to build your skills and support longer-term progression.