Werkstatt- und Bühnentechniker

Duration: Full Time / Permanent

Working hours: 40 Hours per Week

Responsible for: Repairing, testing, configuring and preparing telecommunications and network equipment for customer deployment, with training provided across workshop and staging activities.

At TXO, we are transforming technology for a more sustainable future. Our people enable organisations worldwide to optimise and transform technology across its entire lifecycle, helping customers unlock value while reducing environmental impact through circular economy solutions.

Working at TXO means contributing to real-world change. Our global teams support critical infrastructure for customers in more than 140 countries, extending the life of technology, reducing waste and helping organisations operate more sustainably. From engineering and operations to sales, finance, supply chain and corporate functions, every role plays a part in delivering meaningful impact.

We combine global reach with local expertise, creating opportunities to work on complex challenges across technology, commercial, operational and business disciplines. Our culture is built on collaboration, innovation and technical excellence, empowering our people to deliver practical solutions that make a measurable difference.

As we continue to grow globally, backed by Tower Brook Capital Partners' impact strategy, we are committed to building an inclusive environment where our people can develop, thrive and help shape the future of sustainable technology.

We are looking for a Workshop & Staging Technician to join our workshop team and support a wide range of activities, from basic equipment repair and soldering through to the preparation, configuration and testing of network and telecommunications equipment.

Working closely with the Workshop Team Leaders, you will help ensure equipment is repaired, tested, configured and prepared to the required technical and customer standards before being returned to service or dispatched to customers.

This is a hands‑on role suited to someone with an interest in electronics, telecommunications, networking or technical engineering. Previous experience is beneficial, but training will be provided for the right candidate.

The following outlines the primary areas of responsibility. Additional responsibilities or functions may be required as necessary to support the business.

• Assist Team Leaders with day-to-day workshop activities.
• Carry out basic repairs to telecommunications and electronic equipment, including component and cosmetic repairs.
• Undertake soldering and de-soldering of components where required.
• Test telecommunications and electronic equipment using appropriate tools and equipment.
• Assist with diagnostics and fault-finding to identify equipment issues.
• Assist with conformal coating of selected circuit boards and components.
• Follow established workshop processes, technical instructions and health and safety procedures.
• Maintain a clean, organised and safe workshop environment.
• Accurately record repair, testing and equipment information.
• Ensure equipment is handled, labelled and stored correctly throughout the repair and staging process.

• Prepare networking and telecommunications equipment for customer deployment.
• Work with equipment including routers, switches and associated network hardware from manufacturers such as Cisco, Juniper and Nokia.
• Pre-stage and configure new and refurbished network equipment prior to customer deployment.
• Configure equipment using Command Line Interface (CLI) and/or network management tools.
• Load and manage software and firmware upgrades and configuration files.
• Build equipment to customer‑specific configurations and…