Electronics Machine Operator
Monday to Thursday 1pm-11pm
£25,065 rising by 15% once training is completed to £29,291.24
Permanent
Andover
Our client is seeking an Electronics SMT Machine Operator to join their growing team. The successful candidate will play a crucial role in placing components on to PCB boards through SMT Machinery (training provided)
While training is provided you will be expected to work Monday to Thursday 08:30am-5pm and Friday 08:30am-3:30pm until competent to transfer to the Twilight shift.

Benefits of the Electronics Machine Operator:

• Free onsite parking
• Bi-annual bonus scheme
• 25 days holiday + BH
• Company Christmas Closure
• Birthday gift vouchers
• Discounts to high street retailers and more through Perkbox
• Life Assurance
• Sick Pay

The role of Electronics Machine Operator:

• Running a Surface Mount Machine line to production schedule
• Interpret documentation including parts lists, drawings
• Follow documented procedures.
• Preventative maintenance tasks and general housekeeping of the work area.
• Ensure all work carried out is completed to specified levels of acceptable workmanship.
• Adhere to the Health and Safety requirements and regulations

Experience of the Electronics Machine Operator:

• Computer literate
• Good attention to detail
• Experience in a manufacturing industry (essential)
• Experience with industrial machinery (advantageous)
• Use of fine tools and microscopes (advantageous)
• Any form of electronics qualification (advantageous)

Job Types: Full-time, Permanent
Pay: £25,065.00 per year

Benefits:

• Company pension
• Employee discount
• Free parking

Schedule:

• Monday to Friday

Work Location: In perso

• Running a Surface Mount Machine line to production schedule
• Interpret documentation including parts lists, drawings
• Follow documented procedures.
• Preventative maintenance tasks and general housekeeping of the work area.
• Ensure all work carried out is completed to specified levels of acceptable workmanship.
• Adhere to the Health and Safety requirements and regulation