Electro-Mechanical Assembler

Thermofisher Scientific; Winsford; On-site; GBP 26,000 - 35,000; Full time

Job summary

Thermo Fisher Scientific in Winsford, UK seeks an Electro-Mechanical Assembler to join our manufacturing team. This hands-on role involves assembling precision analytical instrumentation, wiring looms, and pipework while following strict quality standards.

You will contribute to continuous improvement in a dynamic workshop environment. The ideal candidate has hands-on electro-mechanical assembly experience, uses a range of hand tools, and is willing to undertake overtime when required.

Qualifications

• Engineering qualification at Level 3 or above.
• Competent in the safe use of a range of hand tools and workshop equipment.
• Passion and determination to progress your career.
• Flexible attitude to work, including potential overtime.
• Hands-on experience in electro-mechanical assembly or manufacturing.

Responsibilities

• Assemble process analysers to customer specifications, including instruments designed for ATEX-certified applications.
• Manufacture and install cable assemblies and electrical wiring looms.
• Install and bend pipework to engineering specifications.
• Assemble and fit externally produced components and accessories.
• Build mechanical and electro-mechanical sub-assemblies to engineering drawings and quality standards.
• Work on very high-value, low-volume products.
• Carry out assembly with excellent attention to detail to meet quality standards.
• Share observations and promote continuous improvement within the team.
• Align with Health and Safety and Lean/5S principles in manufacturing.
• Participate in cross-training to develop skills and support other teams as required.

Skills

Electro-mechanical assembly

Hand tools

Wiring and cabling

Pipework assembly

Education

Engineering qualification Level 3 or above

Tools

Workshop equipment

Job description

We are seeking an Electro-Mechanical Assembler to join our team at the Winsford UK facility, where wemanufacture the EPM Process Analyser range of products. This is a practical, hands-on workshop-based role that involves assembling precision analytical instrumentation and working with a variety of mechanical and electrical components. The role is ideal for candidates passionate about electro-mechanical engineering and eager to expand their knowledge and skills. As a key player in our manufacturing process, you will contribute to our commitment to continuous improvement byrecognising opportunities and driving action., Assemble process analysers to customer specifications, including instruments designed forhazardous areas, such as ATEX-certified applications.

Manufacture and install cable assemblies and electrical wiring looms.

Install and bend pipework to engineering specifications.

Assemble and fit externally produced components and accessories.

Build mechanical and electro-mechanical sub-assemblies to engineering drawings and qualitystandards.

Work on a range of very high-value, low-volume products.

Quality and Precision

Carry out all assembly work with excellent attention to detail, ensuring products are built to thehighest quality standards.

Continuous Improvement

Share observations and knowledge with team members to maintain quality and improveprocesses.

Promote and implement continuous improvement initiatives.

Operational Excellence

Align with Health and Safety and 5S / Lean principles in the manufacturing department.

Maintain awareness of the Manufacturing assembly schedule.

Work efficiently to meet business commitments.

Team Collaboration and Flexibility

Participate in cross-training opportunities to develop existing skills, learn new manufacturingprocesses, and provide support across different teams and activities as required.

Demonstrate a flexible work ethic to cover various manufacturing duties as needed.

At Thermo Fisher Scientific, we value innovation, teamwork, and personal growth. This role offers anexcellent opportunity to develop your skills in a dynamic manufacturing environment while contributingto cutting-edge analytical instrumentation technology.

Minimum Qualifications

Desirable:

Engineering qualification at Level 3 or above, a completed engineeringapprenticeship, or time-served engineering experience.

Competent in the safe use of a range of hand tools and workshop equipment.

Passion and determination to progress your career.

Flexible attitude to work, as there may be a need to undertake overtime.

Hands-on experience in an electro-mechanical assembly or manufacturing environmentpreferred.