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Production Technician

Posted 1 hour 33 minutes ago by Livelink Technology Ltd

Permanent

Full Time

Other

Hampshire, Havant, United Kingdom, PO9 1

Job Description

Production Technician

Application Deadline: 22 April 2026

Department: Hardware

Employment Type: Full Time

Location: Havant

Compensation: £34,000 - £35,000 / year

Description

LiveLink Aerospace is looking for a skilled and detail-oriented Production Technician to join our rapidly growing team. You will be at the heart of our manufacturing process, responsible for assembling, testing, and calibrating high-end aerospace components and surveillance systems.

This isn't just a "bolt-it-together" job; you'll be working on cutting-edge hardware where precision is the difference between mission success and failure. If you have a steady hand, a keen eye for detail, and a passion for aerospace technology, we want to hear from you.

Precision Assembly: Perform complex electro-mechanical assembly of aerospace hardware, including PCB integration, wiring looms, and structural components.
Testing & Quality Control: Conduct rigorous functional testing and calibration of completed units to ensure they meet strict aerospace standards.
Fault Finding: Identify and troubleshoot defects during the production phase, working closely with the engineering team to resolve technical snags.
Documentation: Maintain accurate production logs and quality assurance records to ensure full traceability of every component.
Process Improvement: Contribute ideas to streamline assembly workflows and improve manufacturing efficiency.

What We're Looking For

Technical Expertise: Proven experience in electro-mechanical assembly, ideally within the aerospace, defense, or automotive sectors.
Soldering Skills: High-level soldering proficiency (surface mount and through-hole) is a major plus.
Technical Literacy: Ability to read and interpret complex engineering drawings, wiring diagrams, and technical schematics.
The "Aerospace Mindset": A disciplined approach to work, understanding that "near enough" isn't good enough.
Tool Proficiency: Comfortable using a wide range of hand tools, torque drivers, and electronic test equipment.