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Assembly Technician
Up to £27k per annum depending on experience
Barnstaple based, on site.
We are SEA.
Engineered to protect. We protect what matters - our nations, our waters, our land, our cities, our people, our environment, our world.
Join us.
SEA have a great opportunity for an Assembly Technician to join our growing team in Barnstaple. Our world leading engineers work in maritime communications that protect our armed forces and smart city technology, creating cleaner, safer cities.
For this role you will need to be experienced in assembly and be able to read, understand and follow wiring diagrams and technical drawings to create full assemblies.At SEA you wont have to work shifts or weekends, just a 37.5 hour week with occasional overtime, flexi time, flexi leave and you get to finish at 12:30 on Friday!
What we offer
Your work, your contribution, deserves to be recognised and rewarded. Have a look at our top benefits below andclick hereto see everything we can offer you here at SEA.
- All Staff Bonus, Half day Fridays.
- Private medical health insurance & Employee Assistance Program, Wellbeing centre, Canada Life GP and financial advice
- Electric vehicle charging points at all sites, Free on-site parking, Onsite showers and toiletries provision
Working in a multi-skilled production team you will be responsible for providing assembly and machining support to Production and Engineering teams. Working closely with the Wiring Technicians, Test Technicians and Engineers to make sure our products are delivered to customers on time and with the highest quality standards. Day to day tasks include things like:
- Skilled in Mechanical and Electrical assembly work
- Machining support to Production and Engineering Departments, experience in operating lathes, milling machines, drill presses, precision grinders etc would be an advantage.
- Training support for company apprentices to gain experience with machine tools, developing the individuals skills, promoting shop H&S and instilling good housekeeping culture.
- Someone who has previous experience working within a skilled assembly technician, mechanical assembly, electro-mechanical role.
- Ability to read and interpret technical drawings, wiring diagrams, assembly instruction guides, and electronic schematics.
- You will be able to follow these instructions to create a full assembly using a mix of electrical and mechanical assembly skills.
- Experience in hand soldering; polymer moulding processes; component handling and identification; wire size and type identification would be useful.
- Competency in the use of measurement equipment e.g., volt meters, continuity testers, force gauges, micrometers, verniers and oscilloscopes.
- Ideally you will have completed a relevant engineering or technical apprenticeship, have an NVQ Level 3 or have significant experience in a relevant role.
If you would like to know more, pleasegive our Talent Acquisition Advisor, Ethan,a call on 0333 041 4207.
