3 security operations support jobs found

Our prestigious client has an immediate requirement for a number of Wirebonding Technicians. Successful candidates will have recent experience from a similar cleanroom environment (defence microelectronics ideally). Wirebonding Technicians are responsible for the assembly, wire bonding, inspection, and process control of electronic or semiconductor devices to ensure products meet quality, reliability, and performance requirements in a manufacturing environment. Key Responsibilities Assembly Assemble parts and subassemblies using hand tools, fixtures, and equipment Follow work instructions, drawings, and standard operating procedures Meet production targets while maintaining quality standards Inspect assembled products for defects and ensure conformance to specifications Report quality issues, equipment problems, or material shortages Maintain a clean and organised work area (5S) Follow all safety policies and procedures Complete required production and quality...

Warehouse Operator, Newbridge, Full Time Ongoing Work, £13 per hour We're working with a leading manufacturer of precast products, currently seeking a Warehouse Operative to join their growing production team in Newbridge, Edinburgh. This is a full-time, long-term role offering training, development, and steady day shifts, ideal for candidates with experience as a Production Operative, Labourer, or Yard Assistant looking for a stable role with progression potential. Your Role Operate machinery and equipment to manufacture high-quality concrete products. Prepare and maintain moulds in line with production specifications. Pour, level and finish concrete to exact standards. Assist with loading/unloading materials and maintaining workflow in the warehouse. Follow health & safety procedures to keep the site safe and efficient. Work closely with other warehouse and production staff to meet daily targets.What You'll Bring Previous experience in warehouse, production, or...

Our World leading defence client has a requirement for a number of highly dextrous Assemblers. Successful candidates will need to have recent experience from a similar environment (lasers, fibreoptics or microelectronics would be particularly suitable). The Manufacturing Assemblers will be responsible for the assembly, inspection, and process control of electronic or semiconductor devices to ensure products meet quality, reliability, and performance requirements in a manufacturing environment. Key Responsibilities Assemble parts and subassemblies using hand tools, fixtures, and equipment Follow work instructions, drawings, and standard operating procedures Meet production targets while maintaining quality standards Inspect assembled products for defects and ensure conformance to specifications Report quality issues, equipment problems, or material shortages Maintain a clean and organised work area (5S) Follow all safety policies and procedures Complete required...