Electronics Technician; Assembly/Maintenance
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Engineering
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Trades / Skilled Labor
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Location: Aberdeen City
Electronics Technician (Assembly / Maintenance)
£35,000 – £40,000 + Monday to Friday + Ongoing Training + Progression + Medical and Dental Care + Enhanced Pension + Company Benefits
Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire
Are you an Electronics Technician or similar with some hands‑on experience building or fault‑finding electronics and looking to advance your career with a company that will invest in training and provide you with a clear pathway of progression?
On offer is the chance to join an international Engineering business operating in the Marine, Oil/Gas, Renewable Energy, Defence and Aquaculture industries. They are growing rapidly, and are known for developing their staff, promoting them from within.
In this role you will be working as a team maintaining and repairing equipment for the Subsea/oil and gas industries. Your day to day will include inspections, testing, repairs and assembly of electronics including soldering PCBs.
This role would suit an electronics Technician or someone from a similar hands‑on electronics role, looking to progress their career withing an industry leading company with a brilliant reputation.
The Role:- Working in a team to repair a range of electronic equipment for the subsea/oil and gas industry
- Inspect, test and repair electronics
- Assist with the assembly and soldering of PCBs
- Monday to Friday, days only
- Electronics or electrical qualification
- Hands on experience repairing electronics or soldering PCBs
Reference Number: BBBH
28229
Engineer, Engineering, Electronic, Electronics, Electrical, Systems, PCB, Oil, Gas, Subsea, Technician, Maintenance, Soldering, Aberdeen, Bridge of Don, Peterhead, Aberdeenshire
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