Production Operator (Late Shift)

Gooch & Housego

27d•Onsite

About The Position

ABOUT US G&H is a world leader in optical designing, testing and manufacturing. As experts in the technology of light, G&H works with customers to provide optical systems, assemblies, and components for demanding applications Headquartered in Ilminster Somerset, UK with primary operations in the USA and Europe, G&H is recognised for the breadth of our acousto-optic, electro-optic, crystal-optic, fibre optic, and precision optic products. G&H optical fibre components can be found being used on the moon, the International Space Station as well as the bottom of the world's oceans. At G&H Torquay, we're one of a number of global technology leaders that form the Torbay Hi-Tech Cluster, bringing a concentration of expertise and innovation in photonics and microelectronics to the South Devon region. Our success is built on innovation, precision, and the talent of our people. We are committed to developing capability at every stage of a career, from apprenticeships and graduate pathways through to leadership development. ROLE Working within a factory environment. You will be manufacturing precision photonics components for the telecommunication, defence and life science sectors. WORKING PATTERN Monday - Thursday 14:00 - 20:00, Friday 13:00 - 20:00. During your initial training, you may work a day shift before moving to late shift.

Requirements

Adherence to all Company policies, management systems and standard operational procedures, including legal responsibilities in relation to Health, Safety, Environmental and Quality
Working positively to develop and foster good working relationships with colleagues and contracted personnel in order to maintain a culture of mutual respect and dignity
Promote and display the G&H values: Customer focus, Passion, Unity, Precision
Reliability
Team Work
Adaptability
Communication skills
Able to accurately follow work instructions
Recording information
Attention to detail

Responsibilities

Responsible for the assembly of custom fibre optic products.
Assembly of product from drawing, sketches, procedures, or verbal instruction.
Fibre stripping, cleaving, polishing, and final laser testing of fibre sub-assemblies.
Process a wide range of fibre optic components to high quality standards.
Packing parts for shipments to detailed written procedures.