Electrical Technician

• Overtime after 37 hours, paid at time and a half Monday to Saturday and double time on Sundays
• Long-term contract work with real potential to go permanent
• A clean, structured and highly regulated aerospace manufacturing environment
• Clear processes, detailed technical documentation and defined quality standards
• A full Health and Safety induction on your first day

• Manufacturing electrical harnesses, components and control modules
• Testing and inspecting electrical assemblies to ensure they are right first time
• Installing electrical components into aircraft interior units
• Reading and interpreting engineering drawings and wiring diagrams
• Meeting production targets while maintaining exceptional quality standards
• Keeping a safe, organised work area and suggesting improvements to production flow

• 3 to 5 years' electrical experience within aerospace
  , marine or a similar regulated industry
• A time-served apprenticeship or recognised Electrical qualification
• Strong ability to read and interpret technical drawings and wiring diagrams
• Confident soldering and use of hand and power tools
• Confident use of IT systems, including MRP or production tracking systems

If you want your work to be part of world-class aerospace interiors, in a role where accuracy is the standard, this is the one for you.