Assembly Operative (Electrical)

Meriden Media
Kennford, Devon, EX6 7TT, United Kingdom
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£16 – £36 ph

Salary

£16 – £36 ph

Job Type
Permanent
Work Pattern
Shift-work
Work Location
On-site
Seniority
Entry
Posted
24 Apr 2026 (Today)

Benefits

25 days holiday + 8 bank holidays £250 gift card after 4 month probation £500 gift card after 12 month probation
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Assembly Operative (Electrical)

Location: Clevedon, North Somerset, ( Transport needed )

1. AM Shift ( 37.5 HRS ):

* Pay Rate: £16.35 per hour

* Overtime: £24.52-£32.70

* Monday to Thursday, 6am-14:15

* Friday, 6am - 11:30am

2. PM Shift ( 37.5 HRS ):

* Payrate: £17.77 Per hour

* Monday to Wednesday, 14:30-00:30

* Thursday, 14:30-00:00

* Overtime: £26.65 - £35.54

Benefits

Holiday: (25 days + 8 Bank Holidays accumulative)

£250 gift card after 4 month probation

£500 gift card after 12 month probation

Immediate start for the right candidate

Pertemps are currently recruiting Production Operatives to join a well-established manufacturing company in Clevedon. This company produces specialist vacuum and exhaust management systems used in the semiconductor industry.

This opportunity would suit candidates from a wireman background, especially those with hands-on experience in control panel wiring and crimping.

Key Duties

* Electrical and mechanical assembly work

* Preparing and assembling wiring looms

* Crimping and soldering components

* Working from basic drawings and instructions

* Assisting with general production tasks

* Supporting the wiring and assembly team where required

What We’re Looking For

* Previous production or manufacturing experience

* Experience with wiring, crimping or soldering

* Ability to follow drawings or build instructions

* Good attention to detail

* A reliable and positive approach to work

Additional Information

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* A choice of either Weekly or Monthly pay.

* Due to the location, candidates should live locally to Clevedon or have their own transport.

Apply Now If you’re interested in this role, please apply with your up-to-date CV

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