Panel wirer

Panel Wirer

salary £22 per hour Keynsham, BS31, 28 days holiday, parking, Monday to Friday 37 hour week + additional hours, flexible start and finish times, temporary role.

An opportunity to join an established, friendly and stable manufacturing company as a panel wirer for special purpose machinery, working in an assembly workshop environment reporting to the team leader.

The panel wirer role involves

• Build sub-assemblies/ electrical panels as required by supplied drawings
• Check and verify accuracy of assemblies/panels on completion
• Daily and accurate completion of records including timesheets and inspection status documentation
• Report any manufacturing and assembly errors to team leader so corrective action can be agreed
• Adhere to all required quality and H & S standards
• Always keep your work area clean and tidy.
• Undertake other duties as may be required

The panel wirer requirements are

• Expertise in panel wiring or electrical assembly or fitting
• Knowledge of the packaging industry would be of interest
• Able to read engineering drawings and follow specification sheets
• An Electrical apprenticeship or technical training to City & Guilds or NVQ qualification or equivalent level is ideal but candidates who have experience through a time served route would also be of interest

The panel wirer role is working with an established and friendly production engineering company on the outskirts of Bristol in Keynsham.

Benefits

Job title

panel wirer

Salary

£22.00 per hour

Benefits

28 days holiday, pension, parking

Hours

Monday to Friday 37 hour week + additional hours, flexible start and finish times

Location

Keynsham, BS31

Duration

Temporary contract

Please apply for this role through the job board or apply direct to adam.mutton@travail.co.uk or for further information, please call Adam on 0117 934 9770.

Travail Employment Group Ltd is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy.

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