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Final Assembler Operator - Late shiftHochiki Group

Final Assembler Operator - Late shift

Dartford, Kent, United KingdomOn-siteFull-time

AI Summary

Assembles fire control panels on the late shift in a manufacturing environment, following electrical and mechanical specifications to meet production and quality targets.

About this role

Final Build Assembler


Kentec Electronics Ltd, during the last 40 years, has expanded into a major worldwide manufacturer of independent fire control panels. Over time, the Kentec brand has become known for its top-quality products, outstanding service, and exceptional support. Headquartered in Dartford, Kent, Kentec has established itself as a global leader, supplying control equipment to more than 90 countries across the world in multiple languages.

As part of the Hochiki Corporation – one of the world’s most established and respected fire detection and life safety manufacturers, with over 100 years of history – Kentec is proud to have been a valued member of the Hochiki family for the past 13 years. This partnership has strengthened our position in the global market, enabling us to deliver world-class fire control panel solutions backed by decades of innovation, quality, and reliability. Our shared values and long-standing collaboration continue to drive progress, excellence, and customer trust across the industry.

We are looking to recruit a Panel Assembler to work on late shift in our busy manufacturing & production area.

You will work within a team to manufacture high quality products for our external customers.


Responsibilities

· Assembling Fire control panels

· Maintain a safe and clean working environment.


Skills, Experience and Person Specification

· Full training will be given.

· An understanding of electrical/mechanical specifications and the ability to understand and work from PAFs would be desirable.

· Familiar with basic assembly techniques.

· Versatile to use a range of hand and electrical tools.

· Willing to learn new assembly techniques using a variety of equipment.

· Practice safe work habits and report unsafe conditions to the supervisor/team leader.

· Good problem solving and team working skills. Also, be able to work under own initiative.

· Preferably gained experience through a similar role.


Key Tasks:

To meet Company targets in Production and Quality


Job Specifics

  • Working hours Monday to Thursday 14.00 – 22.00pm and 13.00 – 20.00 with 30 minutes for lunch
  • 24 days holiday, in addition to bank holidays, increasing with the years of service.
  • Employee Assistance Programme (LifeWorks)
  • Unlimited access to 24/7 GP and wellbeing experts (Smart Health)
  • Financial well-being scheme (Salary Finance)
  • Employee Referral Scheme
  • Enhanced workplace pension
  • Enhanced parental leave
  • Free Mental Health First Aid courses (M.H.F.A.)
  • Life Assurance
  • Cycle to work scheme
  • Internal Trainings
  • Company Events
  • Long Service Awards
  • Employee benefits, discounts and perks (Kencheck)
  • Volunteer with a charity of your choice for a day each yea
  • Get the latest tech at the best price and spread the payment over your salary, interest-free.

Skills

Assembly TechniquesElectrical SpecificationsElectrical ToolsFire Control PanelsHand ToolsMechanical SpecificationsPAFs (Product Assembly Documents)Problem SolvingQuality StandardsSafe Work Habits

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