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LPI Operative

Hawarden
1 week ago
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LPI Operative – Flintshire

Location: Hawarden, Flintshire
Hours: Monday to Friday - days
Pay: £12.21 to £13.50 per hour depending on experience

Are you experienced in PCB manufacturing and skilled in LPI (Liquid Photo-Imageable) solder mask processes? We want to hear from you!

The Role:

Join a leading electronics team in Hawarden, applying your expertise in the application of LPI solder mask to printed circuit boards (PCBs). You’ll be responsible for carefully preparing, coating, and curing LPI masks using industry-standard methods like curtain coating or spray application. You’ll operate in a modern, clean environment, ensuring precise and bubble-free finishes while adhering to strict health, safety, and quality standards. Your keen attention to detail will help safeguard delicate copper traces and guarantee reliable board performance.

Key Responsibilities:

Prepare PCBs for LPI application (cleaning, inspection, and masking)
Apply LPI solder mask using spray, curtain, or screen techniques
Operate UV curing equipment and follow photolithography steps to set masks accurately
Conduct visual inspections to verify adhesion, registration, and finish quality
Maintain process records and troubleshoot minor issues
Collaborate with quality and engineering teams to uphold high standards
Requirements:

Previous experience working with PCBs and LPI solder mask application
Good hand-eye coordination and a commitment to accuracy
Understanding of health & safety in a manufacturing environment
Reliable, positive, and able to work well as part of a team
Willingness to follow defined processes precisely
What’s on Offer:

Daytime, weekday hours – enjoy your weekends off
Ongoing, long-term opportunities
Supportive team atmosphere and professional training
Ready to shape your future in electronics manufacturing?

Apply today with Hexagon Recruitment and take your next step as an LPI Operative in Hawarden

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