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Job Title: Process Technician
Location: Worcester
Hours: 37.5 hours per week
Shifts: 1 x Permanent Night Shift or 1 x Double Days Shift
Salary: Basic Salary: Up to £35,000 per annum (dependant on experience) PLUS Shift Allowance: PM week 16% of basic salary / Nights - 30.3%

Contract Type: Permanent

About the Role

Were looking for a Process Technician to support our production team in setting up, monitoring, and improving automated systems and processes used in die casting. This role involves working closely with robotic equipment and helping to ensure production runs smoothly, efficiently, and safely.

What Youll Be Doing in this Process Technician role:

Helping to set up and adjust robotic equipment
Supporting daily production needs and shift changeovers
Carrying out routine checks (temperatures, pressures, vacuum levels)
Diagnosing and fixing issues with robotic systems
Supporting the development of new products and processes
Making sure production quality is maintained
Using diagnostic tools (like thermal cameras and testing kits)
Keeping records and following company procedures 

What Were Looking For in this Process Technician role:

Practical and hands-on, with good problem-solving skills
Able to follow detailed instructions and work as part of a team
Some experience with robotics, automation, or manufacturing processes
Knowledge of ABB robots or similar systems is helpful
Time-served apprenticeship is an advantage but not essential
Willing to work shifts and support production when needed If you like the look of this Process Technician role, then click and apply or if you would like further information, please contact Jamie Garcia-Courtice at Orion Electrotech Aylesbury. (url removed)

Thank you for your application. Due to the volume of applications we receive, unfortunately we are not able to respond to every application personally, therefore, if you have not heard back from us within 5 working days please assume your application has been unsuccessful. To see our other available vacancies please visit our website.

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