Wiring Technician (Assembly focused)
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Wiring Technician (Assembly focused) at Latitude is a full-time onsite role in Chester, ENG that supports production in the electromechanical assembly of specialized industrial equipment. The job covers cables, wiring, lamp housings, testing, and documentation, with a focus on following product specs and blueprints. Ideal candidates have a high school diploma and at least two years of relevant manufacturing experience, with electronics training or an associate degree preferred. You should demonstrate hands-on skills in cutting, terminating, soldering, crimping, and wiring, plus tool proficiency, attention to detail, and the ability to lift up to 30 pounds and work at elevated heights. To apply, tailor your resume to show wiring and testing, emphasize safety and documentation, and highlight collaboration across teams.
Position SummaryThe Manufacturing Technician is responsible for supporting production operations within the Manufacturing Department, with a focus on electrical and electronic systems used in specialized industrial equipment. This role involves assembly, wiring, testing, and documentation to ensure high-quality production standards.
Key ResponsibilitiesPerform manufacturing and assembly tasks including cables, ignition bulbs, screens, and various component assembliesExecute basic machine wiring techniques such as cutting, terminating, soldering, and crimping wireAssemble electronic components and devices according to product specifications and blueprintsUtilize hand tools, power tools, and assembly equipment to complete buildsAssemble and wire lamp housings and related componentsPrepare and kit electronic parts and assembliesConduct low-level testing and complete associated production documentationFollow established work instructions and safety proceduresMaintain a clean and organized work environmentDevelop knowledge and skills to support advancement within the electromechanical assembly function
QualificationsEducation & ExperienceHigh School Diploma requiredMinimum of 2 years of relevant manufacturing or production experienceTechnical training or an associate degree in Electronics preferredExperience working with electrical or electronic systems strongly preferred
Skills & AbilitiesBasic knowledge of hand tools, power tools, and electronic test equipmentStrong manual dexterity and attention to detailIntermediate math skills, including use of fractions, decimals, and the metric systemAbility to interpret basic blueprints and follow written instructionsGood visual acuity, including color differentiationAbility to lift up to 30 pounds and work at elevated heights when requiredStrong communication skills and ability to collaborate across teams