Job Description

Taylor Studwelding Systems are looking for a practical and reliable Assembly Technician to join our friendly manufacturing team in Dewsbury. This is a secure, Monday-Friday role working on the assembly and testing of our stud welding equipment, ideal for someone with a hands-on mechanical or electrical equipment/ electronics background and experience in a workshop or manufacturing environment. You'll be involved in building products, carrying out functional checks, and supporting occasional servicing or repairs. If you have good attention to detail, enjoy working as part of a supportive team, and are willing to learn, we'd be pleased to hear from you.

Benefits

A genuinely friendly and supportive team environment

Competitive Starting Salary

25 days holiday (plus Bank Holidays)

Permanent Full Time (37.5 hours) Monday - Friday

Located in Dewsbury West Yorkshire

Free Parking & Close to Public Transport - Dewsbury Rail and Bus Station

Employer-Contribution Pension Scheme

Free uniform work wear

Full

Taylor Studwelding Systems are looking for an adaptable assembly technician to join our team. The position would suit a candidate with manufacturing experience.

The principal objective of this role is to work within the manufacturing team assembling a variety of products, the products are constructed from a mixture of electrical components, electronics, sheet metal and moulded plastic parts. You will be required to functionally test and follow commissioning procedures, making the products ready for sale.

Additionally, there will be a requirement to troubleshoot customer product queries, assisting with our repair and servicing support, this may involve on-site customer visits or resolving factory returns.

Taylor Studwelding equipment provides a reliable and accurate welding process with many world class companies relying on our services, occasionally, you will be required to follow our calibration procedures, calibrating products returned for their annual calibration check.

Taylor Studwelding provides a wide variety of equipment for spot hire. You will be required to control the Hire Pool Equipment, ensuring all product is functionally tested and repaired, if necessary, along with safety testing before and after hire.

A training program will be provided, giving plenty of opportunity to become completely acquainted with our team, giving you the range and depth of knowledge of our welding equipment and specialist welding processes.

To be fully successful in the role, we believe the following knowledge, skills and experience are required. When recruiting, we are looking for the best candidate match to this; however, we know that there are some elements that will be trained, and this will be taken into account during the recruitment process.

Knowledge Requirements

5 GCSEs including Maths and English

Ideally, but not essential, a higher education qualification or other work-related engineering experience.

Technical Skills:

Understanding of safety-critical work and best practice.

Knowledge of electronic systems and circuits.

Familiarity with electrical safety test equipment (PAT), DVMs and Oscilloscopes.

Personal Attributes:

Practical and willing to learn.

Excellent organisation skills with close attention to detail.

Be an enthusiastic team member, cooperating with teamwork across the organisation and take a positive approach to self-development.

Ability to exercise own judgement to solve problems within own sphere of responsibility, or to escalate as appropriate.

Ability to communicate effectively and accurately to a range of audiences.

Work together with your team to ensure technical queries are successfully resolved.

Experience:

Practical experience of successfully performing in a similar role in an industrial or manufacturing environment.

Experience in electrical product assembly & manufacturing.

Experience in providing fault diagnosis in a methodical, professional manner.

Ensuring compliance with health and safety policy.

To apply:

This is an excellent opportunity for the right person to learn and grow within the business. If you feel you have the experience and skills we are looking for, then please apply today.

Send a covering letter, explaining why you fit this role, detailing your knowledge, skills and experiences.

About us.

Taylor Studwelding, based in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire is an international leader in stud welding machines and equipment. Stud welding is a powerful and reliable welding process for applying a fastener to a metal component. We are the UK's sole designer and manufacturer of stud welding equipment and are renowned around the globe for our innovative technology, premium quality machines, and our industry-leading knowledge.

Job Type: Full-time

Benefits:

Company pension Free parking On-site parking Transport links
Ability to commute/relocate:

Dewsbury WF13 2BD: reliably commute or plan to relocate before starting work (preferred)
Experience:

Product assembly: 1 year (preferred)
Work authorisation:

United Kingdom (required)
Work Location: In person