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Manufacturing Technician

CV-Library Edinburgh Posted 13 Oct 2026 Closing: 01 Jan 0001
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Job Description & Overview

Morson Edge are currently seeking a Manufacturing Technician for our Aerospace Client based out of Edinburgh on a contracting basis, initially for 6-months. This will be a shifts routine working a 4 on 4 off routine.

JOB DESCRIPTION

What you will do as a Manufacturing Technician:

• Conduct detailed visual inspections of microelectronic components, Sub-Assemblies and PCBs to identify defects

• Follow work instructions and standard operating procedures

• Maintain cleanroom or controlled-environment discipline where required

• Collaborate with quality and engineering teams to resolve precision-related issues

What you’ll bring:

• Proven experience in electronics inspection

• IPC 610 certified preferable

• Exceptional fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination

• Superior attention to detail and error detection

• Previous work in precision manufacturing, micro-assembly, electronics or similar fields

• Manufacturing / Production working environment (Cleanroom & Temperature and Humidity Controlled)

• Familiarity with Microscope, precision hand tools and micro-assembly equipment

If this is of interest please apply today, alternatively please contact Alex Rutter on

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Key Details
  • Date Posted: 13 Oct 2026
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Employment Type: Contract
  • Category: Automotive/Aerospace
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