Washington

Electronics Engineer

An Electronics Engineer with experience of systems design, test & calibration is sought by a growing engineering company in South Tyneside

You will be responsible for the diagnosis and repair of electrical and electronic equipment and electromechanical systems, including down to PCB component level, coaching and mentoring of other team members, safe, correct, and efficient preventive and routine maintenance of equipment and machinery and the calibration of electronic equipment.

You will also correctly disassemble, inspect, repair, clean, replace and re-assemble equipment and systems, carry out Electromechanical system testing and commissioning, design electrical/ electronic systems for upgrades, overcoming component obsolescence and integrating with third party equipment and systems and liaise with customer about works and suggested (any) remedial actions.

We’re looking for an experienced, practical, hands-on Electrical and Electronic Engineer who enjoys diagnosing and fault finding down to component level (PCBs), then using their skills and experience to repair or recommend the next steps. The role will involve a level of mentoring and coaching to other team members. Some travel and site visits expected. You will be able to work to tight deadlines and have good time management awareness along with a HND/degree qualification. A good attitude and attention to detail is essential. Ongoing training, certification and support is assured.

You will also need the following skills: –

  • Ability to read, interpret and act on electrical/electronic diagrams and schematics
  • Ability to interrogate and interpret electronic systems with no drawings or documents (old systems, customer existing systems)
  • Low voltage circuitry knowledge – PCB and wired systems
  • Control system logic knowledge
  • Digital and analogue electronic fundamentals

Full UK driving licence and clear DBS (or ability to pass a DBS check) is required

This role would ideally suit an experienced electronics technician who enjoys travelling and variety in their work, as each day provides its own challenges.

If you would like more information on this interesting and varied role please call Adam Jones at Major Recruitment or click Apply now to send your CV.

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Production Operative

What’s in it for you?

  • Salary of £11.47 per hour
  • Monday to Thursday 07:30am till 16:15pm, Friday 07:30am till 13:30pm
  • Once training completed moving to a 2-shift rotation of mornings and lates – Additional £50 shift allowance per week
  • Overtime available – x1.5 Monday to Saturday and x2 Sunday
  • Temporary to Permanent position with training and development opportunities
  • Free onsite parking
  • Free tea and coffee facilities

You will be joining a leading manufacturing company in Washington that has achieved consistent year-on-year growth and has exciting plans for 2024/2025 and beyond as they break into new product lines and sectors.

The Opportunity:

As a Production Operative you will be working alongside a team of likeminded individuals manufacturing products using multiple machines.

Main Responsibilities:

  • Working on the production line manufacturing parts and components using various machinery
  • Reading and working from works cards and drawings
  • Conducting quality checks using hand tools

Skills and Qualifications:

  • Previous experience in a production or manufacturing environment
  • Good knowledge of warehouse operations
  • A quick learner who can adapt well
  • Reliable with good attendance and time keeping
  • Have a can do attitude and work well both alone and within a team

What’s Next:

If you’re eager to learn more about the company, its services, and its history to see if this is the right career move for you, I’d love to chat.

For a confidential and informal discussion, please contact Ben Sowerby at 01919 338441 or email bensowerby@major-recruitment.com Don’t worry if your CV isn’t up to date-we can start with an exploratory conversation and sort out the CV later!

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