Electro-Mechanical Winder Location: Sunbury-on-Thames Contract: Permanent, Full-Time Hours: Monday-Friday, standard day shift (specific banding to be confirmed) Salary: Competitive, based on experience Start Date: ASAP We are currently seeking an experienced Electro-Mechanical Assembler to join a globally recognised engineering business, supporting the design and manufacture of high-performance electrical components used in critical sectors including medical, defence, and semiconductor industries. The Electro Mechanical Assembler role involves winding, assembling, inspecting and testing electro-mechanical components including rotors, stators, armatures and related assemblies. This is a hands-on production role suited to someone with strong manual dexterity, attention to detail and experience working from technical drawings or work instructions. Key Responsibilities: Hand-wind and machine-wind coils for stators, rotors, and armatures Assemble and install components to engineering specifications Perform electrical and mechanical tests (e.g., hi-pot, core loss, balance checks) Use soldering equipment for thru-hole, SMD, and hard soldering tasks Inspect parts, raise quality issues, and complete all production documentation Maintain tooling, follow 5S and H&S standards, and contribute to continuous improvement Operate hand tools and small machinery for component assembly About You: Prior experience in electro-mechanical winding (or similar precision assembly work) Ability to read engineering drawings and follow SOPs Competent soldering skills on small components Detail-oriented with strong manual dexterity and mechanical aptitude Basic understanding of electrical systems and fault-finding Comfortable working to production targets in a team environment IT literate and able to complete electronic documentation and reports This Electro-Mechanical Winder role is ideal for someone who enjoys hands-on, small-component assembly work in a regulated, process-driven engineering environment. You'll be supported with training and development opportunities and welcomed into a close-knit, collaborative production team. TPA are a specialist recruitment agency recruiting on behalf of our client. If you think you are a close fit for this position, please do apply and we will also register you for any upcoming positions that may be suitable.
Jun 30, 2026
Full time
Electro-Mechanical Winder Location: Sunbury-on-Thames Contract: Permanent, Full-Time Hours: Monday-Friday, standard day shift (specific banding to be confirmed) Salary: Competitive, based on experience Start Date: ASAP We are currently seeking an experienced Electro-Mechanical Assembler to join a globally recognised engineering business, supporting the design and manufacture of high-performance electrical components used in critical sectors including medical, defence, and semiconductor industries. The Electro Mechanical Assembler role involves winding, assembling, inspecting and testing electro-mechanical components including rotors, stators, armatures and related assemblies. This is a hands-on production role suited to someone with strong manual dexterity, attention to detail and experience working from technical drawings or work instructions. Key Responsibilities: Hand-wind and machine-wind coils for stators, rotors, and armatures Assemble and install components to engineering specifications Perform electrical and mechanical tests (e.g., hi-pot, core loss, balance checks) Use soldering equipment for thru-hole, SMD, and hard soldering tasks Inspect parts, raise quality issues, and complete all production documentation Maintain tooling, follow 5S and H&S standards, and contribute to continuous improvement Operate hand tools and small machinery for component assembly About You: Prior experience in electro-mechanical winding (or similar precision assembly work) Ability to read engineering drawings and follow SOPs Competent soldering skills on small components Detail-oriented with strong manual dexterity and mechanical aptitude Basic understanding of electrical systems and fault-finding Comfortable working to production targets in a team environment IT literate and able to complete electronic documentation and reports This Electro-Mechanical Winder role is ideal for someone who enjoys hands-on, small-component assembly work in a regulated, process-driven engineering environment. You'll be supported with training and development opportunities and welcomed into a close-knit, collaborative production team. TPA are a specialist recruitment agency recruiting on behalf of our client. If you think you are a close fit for this position, please do apply and we will also register you for any upcoming positions that may be suitable.
Systems Engineer Location: Newhaven Permanent - onsite based It will be full time, 37.5 hours p/w and office based with the rest of the team. Salary will depend on experience and how much training the applicant would need but a range of £ 35 to 38k This Systems Engineer position sits within an established engineering office, working as part of a multi-disciplinary team delivering control and distribution system designs. The Systems Engineer will take ownership of the technical, quality, and safety elements of assigned projects, translating sales and customer requirements into clear manufacturing instructions. As a Systems Engineer, you will work closely with internal engineering functions, customers, and sales to ensure projects are delivered accurately, efficiently, and in line with contractual requirements. Key Responsibilities Include: Developing control and distribution schemes aligned to contract and sales information Liaising directly with customers to clarify technical requirements Producing component schedules, bin lists, sheet steel orders, and variations Supporting mechanical design with accurate technical information Contributing to internal project reviews to maintain delivery timescales Providing information for O&M manuals and technical documentation Supporting sales and estimating with technical input where required General Responsibilities: Be self-motivated, positive and conscientious inside and outside immediate team. Maintain good working relationships both internally with colleagues and where appropriate with external customers and stakeholders. Support and enhance environmental sustainability and health and safety objectives. This Systems Engineer role is fully office-based and suits someone who enjoys structured engineering environments, cross-functional collaboration, and technical ownership. TPA Recruit is a specialist recruitment agency acting on behalf of our client to source and assess suitable candidates for this position. All applications will be reviewed and processed by our team, who will liaise directly with shortlisted individuals throughout the hiring proces.
Jun 27, 2026
Full time
Systems Engineer Location: Newhaven Permanent - onsite based It will be full time, 37.5 hours p/w and office based with the rest of the team. Salary will depend on experience and how much training the applicant would need but a range of £ 35 to 38k This Systems Engineer position sits within an established engineering office, working as part of a multi-disciplinary team delivering control and distribution system designs. The Systems Engineer will take ownership of the technical, quality, and safety elements of assigned projects, translating sales and customer requirements into clear manufacturing instructions. As a Systems Engineer, you will work closely with internal engineering functions, customers, and sales to ensure projects are delivered accurately, efficiently, and in line with contractual requirements. Key Responsibilities Include: Developing control and distribution schemes aligned to contract and sales information Liaising directly with customers to clarify technical requirements Producing component schedules, bin lists, sheet steel orders, and variations Supporting mechanical design with accurate technical information Contributing to internal project reviews to maintain delivery timescales Providing information for O&M manuals and technical documentation Supporting sales and estimating with technical input where required General Responsibilities: Be self-motivated, positive and conscientious inside and outside immediate team. Maintain good working relationships both internally with colleagues and where appropriate with external customers and stakeholders. Support and enhance environmental sustainability and health and safety objectives. This Systems Engineer role is fully office-based and suits someone who enjoys structured engineering environments, cross-functional collaboration, and technical ownership. TPA Recruit is a specialist recruitment agency acting on behalf of our client to source and assess suitable candidates for this position. All applications will be reviewed and processed by our team, who will liaise directly with shortlisted individuals throughout the hiring proces.
Quality Inspector Precision Engineering Location: Lower Dicker, UK Salary: Competitive + Excellent Benefits Benefits: 25 days Holiday(+ bank holidays), 9% Pension, Stocked Free Cafeteria, Free Parking, Life Insurance, Private Medical, Occupational Health Checks, Flexible working. We are seeking an experienced and detail-oriented Quality Inspector to join a cutting-edge engineering team, playing a key role in upholding high standards across the production process. As a Quality Inspector , you will be responsible for the inspection, testing, and validation of components and assemblies to ensure compliance with stringent engineering specifications. Key Responsibilities: Measure and inspect components and assemblies using metrology tools including Faro Arm (CMM). Conduct visual inspections of welds and finished goods to uphold product standards. Record defects and initiate corrective actions, including root cause analysis to prevent recurrence. Collaborate with teams to improve manufacturing processes and drive first-time quality. Maintain and update quality performance metrics to support continuous improvement. Essential Skills & Experience: Minimum 3 years experience in a machine shop or manufacturing environment. Solid knowledge of ISO 9001 and quality/process management tools (e.g., 5S, SPC, FMEA, Ishikawa). Proficient in using CMM or Faro Arm devices and other precision measurement equipment. Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and engineering specifications. Desirable: Knowledge of welding and fabrication processes. Experience in the vacuum or scientific equipment industry. Qualification to BTech/HNC/HND in Mechanical or Manufacturing Engineering. Personal Qualities: Strong initiative and ownership of tasks. Highly motivated with a proactive mindset. Effective communicator, both individually and within teams. Comfortable delivering technical input and engaging in collaborative problem-solving. As a Quality Inspector , you will join a supportive environment offering flexible working hours, excellent development opportunities, and a benefits package including a company pension, health checks, cycle-to-work scheme, and more. If you're a skilled Quality Inspector looking to take the next step in your career, apply now and become part of a business focused on innovation, precision, and excellence. TPA Recruit is a specialist recruitment agency acting on behalf of our client to source and assess suitable candidates for this position. All applications will be reviewed and processed by our team, who will liaise directly with shortlisted individuals throughout the hiring process.
Oct 07, 2025
Full time
Quality Inspector Precision Engineering Location: Lower Dicker, UK Salary: Competitive + Excellent Benefits Benefits: 25 days Holiday(+ bank holidays), 9% Pension, Stocked Free Cafeteria, Free Parking, Life Insurance, Private Medical, Occupational Health Checks, Flexible working. We are seeking an experienced and detail-oriented Quality Inspector to join a cutting-edge engineering team, playing a key role in upholding high standards across the production process. As a Quality Inspector , you will be responsible for the inspection, testing, and validation of components and assemblies to ensure compliance with stringent engineering specifications. Key Responsibilities: Measure and inspect components and assemblies using metrology tools including Faro Arm (CMM). Conduct visual inspections of welds and finished goods to uphold product standards. Record defects and initiate corrective actions, including root cause analysis to prevent recurrence. Collaborate with teams to improve manufacturing processes and drive first-time quality. Maintain and update quality performance metrics to support continuous improvement. Essential Skills & Experience: Minimum 3 years experience in a machine shop or manufacturing environment. Solid knowledge of ISO 9001 and quality/process management tools (e.g., 5S, SPC, FMEA, Ishikawa). Proficient in using CMM or Faro Arm devices and other precision measurement equipment. Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and engineering specifications. Desirable: Knowledge of welding and fabrication processes. Experience in the vacuum or scientific equipment industry. Qualification to BTech/HNC/HND in Mechanical or Manufacturing Engineering. Personal Qualities: Strong initiative and ownership of tasks. Highly motivated with a proactive mindset. Effective communicator, both individually and within teams. Comfortable delivering technical input and engaging in collaborative problem-solving. As a Quality Inspector , you will join a supportive environment offering flexible working hours, excellent development opportunities, and a benefits package including a company pension, health checks, cycle-to-work scheme, and more. If you're a skilled Quality Inspector looking to take the next step in your career, apply now and become part of a business focused on innovation, precision, and excellence. TPA Recruit is a specialist recruitment agency acting on behalf of our client to source and assess suitable candidates for this position. All applications will be reviewed and processed by our team, who will liaise directly with shortlisted individuals throughout the hiring process.
