Electronic Assembler

Holt Engineering; Fareham; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A manufacturing company based in Fareham is seeking an Electronic Assembler. Responsibilities include working from technical drawings, supporting the production team, and performing PCB assembly and soldering. The role requires previous electrical manufacturing and assembly experience, with a strong attention to detail. A competitive pay structure and benefits like early finishes on Fridays are offered.

Benefits

Competitive pay structure

Early finish on Fridays

On site parking

Qualifications

• Previous electrical manufacturing experience is essential.
• Must have prior assembly experience.
• Strong attention to detail is necessary.

Responsibilities

• Work from technical drawings.
• Support production team with assembly workflow.
• Perform PCB soldering and assembly.

Skills

Electrical manufacturing experience

Attention to detail

Ability to work to tight deadlines

Job description

Overview

Holt Engineering is currently working with an innovative manufacturing company based in Fareham, which is on the lookout for an Electronic Assembler.

Responsibilities

• Working from technical drawings
• Supporting the production team with assembly workflow
• PCB Soldering
• Assembly of PCBs
• Good attention to detail

Requirements

• Previous electrical manufacturing experience
• Previous assembly experience
• Have good attention to detail and be able to work to tight deadlines

Benefits

• Competitive pay structure
• Early finish on Fridays
• On site parking

Working hours and pay

The working hours are: Monday to Thursday, with an early finish on Fridays at 12:30. Paying between £[removed] per hour (depending on experience).

How to apply

If you\'re looking to secure an Electronic Assembler position within a steadily growing business, then this job is for you!

Contact Sam at Holt Engineering on [phone number removed] or apply now!

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