Electronics & Electromechanical Assembly Occupations salaries in Washington, TWR
£30,000
The average salary for Electronics & Electromechanical Assembly Occupations jobs near Washington, TWR is £30,000.*
Top Electronics & Electromechanical Assembly Occupations jobs near Washington, TWR
View AllManufacturing Technician
Advanced Electric Machines
Washington
Work alongside engineering teams to support prototype builds, design validation activities and product development programmes. Follow and drive 5S standards.
£14.20 - £15.38 an hour
11 hours ago
Production Operator
Senstronics Ltd
Newton Aycliffe
Support engineering teams with recipe adjustments and qualification runs. This role ensures consistent product quality, equipment safety, and strict adherence…
£29,945.88 - £32,863.69 a year
8 days ago
Electrical Technician
Royal IHC
Blyth
Identify and raise with Supervisor risk assessment (workshop hazards and precautions) for specific activities. You will be responsible for:
Production Operator
Advanced Electronics Limited
Newcastle upon Tyne
The main responsibilities for this role will be to assemble the Company’s products, making sure the highest of quality standards are met.
Top 5 Related Jobs and Salaries
- Production & Assembly Occupations
- £34,000
- increased by13.3%
- Manufacturing Technician
- £25,425
- decreased by15.2%
- Assembler
- £25,341
- decreased by15.5%
- Manufacturing & Utilities Occupations
- £24,967
- decreased by16.8%
- Production Operator
- £23,984
- decreased by20.1%
Highest paying cities for Electronics & Electromechanical Assembly Occupations
- Leeds, ENG3 jobs
- Newcastle upon Tyne, ENG2 jobs
- Washington, ENG2 jobs
- Barrow-In-Furness, ENG2 jobs
- Rochdale, ENG2 jobs
- Morecambe, ENG2 jobs
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