Test Operative in Abingdon

Test Operative - Immediate start. We are working alongside one of our clients based in Abingdon, Oxford who are looking for a Test Operative to join their team on a temp to perm basis. The Test Operative is responsible for carrying out testing and inspection activities on products, components, and sub-assemblies to ensure they meet required specifications, quality standards, and performance criteria before release. Key Responsibilities Perform testing and inspection of products, assemblies, and individual components in line with engineering drawings, technical specifications, and established testing procedures. Use a variety of testing equipment, tools, and documentation to verify product performance and compliance with required standards. Work in a structured, organised, and efficient manner to achieve production and testing targets within set deadlines. Accurately complete all test records, quality documentation and production paperwork as required. Collaborate effectively with colleagues and other departments to support the smooth operation of production activities. Maintain high standards of quality throughout all testing and inspection processes. Follow all company procedures, work instructions, and quality management requirements. Ensure compliance with Health & Safety policies and contribute to a safe and organised working environment. Investigate and rectify faults identified during testing activities where appropriate, ensuring corrective actions are completed to the required standard. Escalate complex faults, quality concerns, or non-conformances through the appropriate channels. Support continuous improvement activities by identifying opportunities to enhance testing processes, product quality, and operational efficiency. Take responsibility for ensuring tested products are approved and ready to progress to the next stage of production. Skills & Experience Previous experience within a manufacturing, production, testing, or quality inspection environment is desirable. Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, technical documentation, and test procedures. Experience using testing equipment, measuring instruments or diagnostic tools would be advantageous. Understanding of quality standards and inspection processes within a manufacturing setting. Ability to identify faults, investigate issues and carry out basic corrective actions. Strong attention to detail and a methodical approach to work. Good organisational skills with the ability to manage workload effectively. Ability to work accurately under pressure and meet production deadlines. Competent record-keeping and documentation skills. Good communication skills and the ability to work collaboratively within a team. Problem-solving mindset with a proactive approach to identifying and resolving issues. Working hours: Monday-Friday, 39 hours. Pay Rate: £13.75p/h Brook Street NMR is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy