WORKSHOP ENGINEER - Experienced in mechanical Disciplines knowledge of pneumatics is advantageous.

ELECTRICAL WIREMAN – Ability to follow electrical Circuits incorporating solid state and PLC systems wiring machines to varying International standards.

SERVICE ENGINEER – Experienced in Commissioning and  training customers on  Special Purpose machines.  Siemens PL C programming experience an advantage.

Apply on line sales @phasa.co.uk or Telephone Terry Elvidge / Tony Woods 01638 561 478

JOB DESCRIPTIONS FOLLOW

Phasa Workshop Engineer

Reporting to:             Workshop Supervisor

Direct reports:          None

Main purpose:  The manufacture, assembly and fitting of machined components for the building of special purpose machinery and tooling.

Main responsibilities: To work as part of a team manufacturing assembly machines with the ability to use mills, lathes and other general workshop machinery. To produce jigs and fixtures of close tolerance along with final setting, commissioning and assembly of special purpose machines is essential; as is the ability to measure accurately and read mechanical drawings. An understanding and knowledge of electrical and pneumatic systems with MIG and / or TIG welding is desirable.

General responsibilities: Able to operate all machinery unsupervised in a safe manner to oneself and those around having a working understanding of related good H & S workshop practices. Liaise with other departments and demonstrate equipment and show courtesy to customers visiting the workshop.

Any other duties which may reasonably be required by the post holders Line Manager or Director.

 Phasa Electrical Wiremen

Reporting to:            Workshop Supervisor

Direct reports:          None

Main purpose: To Carry out day to day functions of Electrical Wiring and Machine Assembly for the building of special purpose machinery and Tooling. To meet the production deadlines as instructed by the Operations Manager and to ensure safe working within the workshop area.

Main responsibilities: To work as part of a manufacturing team for the workshop assembly of machines with the ability to wire components and machines to drawings provided for control boxes, machine looms, pneumatic systems and various types of sensors, vision systems and PLC’s. To produce jigs and fixtures, commissioning and assembly of special purpose machines along with the ability to measure accurately and read mechanical drawings, assist other workshop staff in the understanding and training of the same. A basic working knowledge and understanding of pneumatic systems is required. Not to suffer colour blindness and recognise colours from a full colour spectrum.

General responsibilities: Maintain a continual safe use of all workshop machinery according to good H & S practices and instruct and monitor the use of machine guards, safety equipment, clothing and a tidy workplace area. Liaise with other departments to resolve minor day to day issues for the efficient manufacture of machine build and commissioning, for workflow as detailed by the Operations Manager to meet production targets. Show courtesy to customers visiting the workshop. Assist to maintain a secure Stores area and the control of issued parts to the workshop area, ensure goods inwards and items despatched have controlled documentation signed for as detailed in the company procedure.

Any other duties which may reasonably be required by the post holders Line Manager or Director.