Cable Assembler​/Technician

Join a growing electronics manufacturing business that produces high-quality industrial cable assemblies for customers operating in demanding technical markets. This is an excellent opportunity for a Cable Assembler / Technician to become part of a skilled production team where you’ll work on a variety of products, develop new technical skills, and gain exposure to industry-recognised manufacturing processes. You’ll be involved in cable assembly, testing, inspection, fault finding, and rework activities, playing a key role in ensuring products meet the highest quality standards before reaching customers.

Whether you already have experience within electronics manufacturing or are looking to build a long-term career in the industry, full training will be provided, allowing you to grow your technical expertise within a stable and expanding business.

• Assemble electrical cable assemblies to customer and engineering specifications
• Read, interpret, and work from technical drawings and assembly instructions
• Test completed cable assemblies to ensure quality and performance standards are met
• Carry out inspection, fault finding, repair, and rework activities when required
• Follow all company quality procedures, safety standards, and manufacturing processes
• Report job progress and highlight any potential issues to the Production Supervisor or Line Manager
• Maintain high standards of workmanship and responsibility for the quality of completed work
• Operate production equipment, including stripping machines, crimping machines, and testing equipment
• Support continuous improvement activities within the production department
• Maintain a clean, organised, and safe working environment at all times
• Work collaboratively with colleagues to achieve production targets and customer delivery requirements
• Participate in training programmes and work towards IPC-620 accreditation

• Previous experience assembling cable harnesses, wiring looms, or electrical/electronic assemblies is advantageous
• Ability to accurately read and interpret engineering drawings, wiring diagrams, and assembly instructions
• Basic soldering experience and confidence working with small electrical components
• Experience using hand tools, wire strippers, crimp tools, and measuring equipment
• Good understanding of quality standards and the importance of producing defect-free assemblies
• Strong attention to detail when identifying wire colours, pin configurations, labels, and connector orientations
• Ability to carry out basic testing and inspection activities using standard production test equipment
• Good manual dexterity and hand-eye coordination for detailed assembly work
• Ability to follow documented manufacturing procedures and work instructions consistently
• Flexible approach to working hours to support customer demand and production schedules
• Good level of written and spoken English to accurately complete production records and understand technical documentation