The main purpose of this role will be for the assembly of UHV Manipulation & sample handling sub-assemblies including pre-test data recording and QC evaluation working.
The main requirements and employee accountabilities are:
Assembling mechanical and electrical components to build complex systems according to engineering drawings and specifications.
Carry out specialist UHV compatible instrument wiring & electrical testing.
Maintain ‘clean’ process standards with all component parts and sub-assemblies. Support transition of new hardware from NPI through to routine production including writing any required manufacturing information documents & guides
Maintain and updating existing manufacturing instructions.
Support the maintenance of departmental records, particularly test data, quality control information and serial numbering of instruments to provide navigable history of future service and support.
The ideal applicant will have a relevant engineering degree/HND/HNC eg Mechanical Engineering, Electromechanical Engineering, QBE or time served apprenticeship candidates can be considered.
Mechanical engineering Level 3
Previous experience in a high technology manufacturing environment or clean room.
Our client requires the following personal qualities/attributes • Resilient under pressure • Organised and punctual • Attention to detail • Good work ethic