Production Technician - Fixed Term

Description

• Collaborate with internal teams (software, mechanical, procurement) to ensure seamless delivery.
• Perform detailed calibration of sensors and data acquisition systems, and equipment.
• Build and install control systems and low voltage AC&DC electrical systems.
• Provide feedback on drawings and support continuous improvement.
• Maintain calibration records and ensure traceability of all equipment.
• Create and maintain manufacturing records, calibration certificates, inspection, and test plans.
• Assemble, wire and test complex instrumentation systems, electrical cabinets, and enclosures using schematics and wiring diagrams.
• Prepare detailed reports including SIT, installation, maintenance, and lessons learned documentation.
• Ensure compliance with QMS procedures and international standards (ISO, IEC, ASME, DNV, Lloyd's Register).
• Assist in offshore and onshore commissioning, including mob/demob documentation and client sign-off.
• Support integration of INTEGRI product line with client applications.
• Conduct functional testing and fault diagnosis of electronic systems prior to deployment.
• Interface with internal stakeholders to understand technical requirements and provide support during installations.

Requirements

We are looking to hire a Production Technician on a 6 months fixed term basis. Based at our facility in Wokingham, the Production Technician will be responsible for the assembly, calibration, diagnostics, and testing of electrical and electronic systems used within structural monitoring. This is a hands-on role and requires a strong background in electrical assembly, instrumentation calibration, and fault diagnosis, supporting both onshore and offshore operations.

• Proficiency in soldering, PCB assembly, and use of electrical/mechanical measurement tools.
• Strong understanding of sensor technologies, electrical principles, and data acquisition systems.
• Strong communication skills with a consultative approach.
• Technical qualification in Electrical/Electronic Engineering (e.g., City & Guilds 2365, BS7671, or 18th Edition).
• Practical aptitude and ability to work under pressure during project delivery.
• Background in regulated or quality-focused environments.
• Ability to write documentation to support system build and design.
• Familiarity with DNV and Lloyd's Register standards.
• Offshore experience and willingness to travel internationally.
• Experience in maritime or offshore electrical systems.
• Experienced within calibration, diagnostics, and commissioning of electronic systems.
• Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and wiring diagrams.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance