Electronic Assembly Technician

CMS - Recruitment; London; On-site; Full time

Job summary

A leading engineering company in subsea telecommunications is seeking an Electronic Assembly Technician for ongoing contracts in Greenwich. The role involves working in a dynamic manufacturing environment, collaborating with a team to ensure high-quality assembly processes. Shifts rotate between days and nights, with initial training provided during weekdays.

Qualifications

• Experience in electrical, electronic, or mechanical assembly.
• Ability to follow engineering drawings and specifications.
• Familiarity with soldering and wiring components.

Responsibilities

• Ensure product quality through assembly skills.
• Build, assemble, and install modules of product suites.
• Complete rack wiring for panels as per drawings.

Skills

Electrical assembly

Electronic assembly

Mechanical assembly

Soldering

Wiring

Job description

Electronic Assembly Technician

Location: Greenwich, SE10

Contract Type: Ongoing Contract

Shift Patterns:

1. Mon – Thu
2. Fri – Sun

Note: All shifts are on a rotation of two weeks of day shifts and two weeks of night shifts.

Day Shift: 6am-5.30pm

Night Shift: 6pm-5.30am

Initial training will take place during weekdays (Mon-Thu) for the first 6 weeks.

Pay Rate:

• Mon-Thu shift: £9-£11
• Fri-Sun shift: £11-£14.50

Role Overview:

Working in a busy manufacturing and production environment for a large engineering company, offering an opportunity to join a world-renowned organization specializing in subsea telecommunications equipment.

Team Environment:

Collaborate with Technical Assembly Operators, Support Engineers, and Team Leaders to ensure efficient, safe, and accurate assembly processes.

Main Duties:

• Use electrical, electronic, or mechanical assembly skills to ensure product quality.
• Follow engineering drawings and specifications.
• Build, assemble, and install modules of the product suites.
• Complete rack wiring for panels as per drawings.
• Assemble power supply units and install cubicles.
• Work on control panels, including wiring with crimp tools.
• Solder components and D-type connectors.
• Perform electrical and prototype wiring.
• Build PCBs.