Electronics & Electromechanical Assembly Occupations salaries in Scotland
£26,673
The average salary for Electronics & Electromechanical Assembly Occupations jobs near Scotland is £26,673.*
Top Electronics & Electromechanical Assembly Occupations jobs near Scotland
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Thales
Glasgow
Good written and oral communication skills to allow effective communication with peers, and both technical and non-technical customers.
Junior Assembly Worker
Bio UV
East Kilbride
A valid counter-balanced forklift license would be an advantage. Assembly of electrical / mechanical products manufactured by the company.
£26,000 - £28,000 a year
Electrical Fitter
Bio UV
East Kilbride
Minimum of 3 years’ experience in electrical panel wiring and assembly. We are looking for an Electrical Fitter whose role will be to assemble electrical and…
From £33,000 a year
Mechanical Assembly Worker
Bio UV
East Kilbride
A valid counter-balanced forklift license would be an advantage. Minimum 3 years of experience in a similar assembly role. Metal and plastic pipe work assembly.
£28,000 a year
Laser Systems Engineer
Coherent
Glasgow
Assembly and test of production products, including optic/laser alignment, fault diagnosis; result monitoring and analysis.
12 days ago
Top 3 Related Jobs and Salaries
- Electrical Assembler
- £29,393
- increased by10.2%
- Production & Assembly Occupations
- £27,703
- increased by3.9%
- Manufacturing & Utilities Occupations
- £26,690
- increased by0.1%
Highest paying cities for Electronics & Electromechanical Assembly Occupations
- Dundee, SCT8 jobs
- Belfast, NIR3 jobs
- Ballynahinch, NIR3 jobs
- Glasgow, SCT3 jobs
- East Kilbride, SCT3 jobs
- Newtownabbey, NIR2 jobs
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