Electrical Workshop Assembly Operative

The Role

Briggs and Forrester Living Electrical Workshop Assembly Operative typically involves a range of responsibilities related to the production and assembly of electrical components or products in a factory setting. The specific duties can vary based on the type of electrical products being manufactured (e.g., wiring, circuit boards, electrical panels, or consumer units). Key responsibilities and tasks are below.

• Assembly of Electrical Components:
  Assemble electrical components such as wiring, consumer units, socket outlets, switches, and install wiring ways such as conduit and trunking in accordance with design specifications.
• Use hand tools (e.g., screwdrivers, pliers), power tools, and automated machinery to assemble parts.
• Solder or connect electrical accessories parts as required.

• Attention to detail
• Motivated and driven
• Must be able to work under own initiative
• Proven record of loyalty or longevity with a company
• Ability to work as part of a team and communicate effectively with colleagues and supervisors
• Physical Dexterity:
  Ability to use hand tools and operate machinery with precision
• Health & Safety Awareness:
  Knowledge of workplace safety standards and the ability to work in compliance with them

• Competitive wage
• Pension scheme with 5% employer contribution
• Life insurance
• 24 days holiday plus bank holidays
• Bonus scheme
• Employee-owned business
• Enhanced paternity policy – 2 weeks full pay (available as consecutive weeks or flexible instalments)
• An excellent working environment, opportunities for career progression and further technical and personal development
• An inclusive workplace where everyone feels valued, respected, and able to thrive, regardless of background or identity