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Mechanical Fitter

Chester
£40.50/hr
Posted about 21 hours ago
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Working on behalf of our client, we are recruiting for Mechanical Fitters

We are recruiting for Mechanical Fitters to start work on a project in Broughton on the 17th August.

Key Duties

  • Assembling large mechanical jigs and production fixtures to engineering drawings and specifications.
  • Installing and fitting mechanical components to manufacturing standards.
  • Using hand and power tools to accurately assemble heavy mechanical structures.
  • Reading and interpreting technical drawings, assembly instructions, and engineering documentation.
  • Aligning, positioning, and securing mechanical assemblies to tight tolerances.
  • Carrying out mechanical adjustments and ensuring assemblies are built to specification.
  • Working safely alongside lifting operations, MEWPs, and forklifts where required.
  • Conducting quality checks throughout the assembly process to ensure compliance with project standards.
  • Reporting defects, shortages, or assembly issues to supervisors and assisting with rectification.
  • Maintaining a clean and safe working environment in accordance with health and safety procedures.
  • Working collaboratively within a team to meet production deadlines and project milestones.
  • Completing all work in line with site safety requirements, including EMSS National Safety Passport and Asbestos Awareness procedures where applicable.

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What we are looking for

  • Qualified Mechanical Fitter with a completed apprenticeship (NVQ Level 3).
  • Previous experience assembling mechanical equipment, machinery, jigs, fixtures, or production line equipment.
  • Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and technical assembly instructions.
  • Experience using hand tools, power tools, and precision measuring equipment.
  • Strong understanding of health and safety procedures within an industrial or manufacturing environment.
  • CCSNS or CSCS Gold.
  • FLT, IPAF, or Crane Licence Advantageous.
  • Able to pass a DBS Check.

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What our client can offer in return

  • £27 per hour for the first 40 hours.
  • £40.50 per hour for overtime.
  • Monday-Friday 8am-4pm OR 12pm to 8pm with additional overtime as required.
  • Saturday working hours from 8am-2pm.
  • 6 weeks worth of work, potential for more.
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Skills

Mechanical Assembly
Engineering Drawing Interpretation
Precision Measuring
Hand and Power Tools
Mechanical Fitting
Quality Control
Health and Safety Compliance
Technical Documentation

Location

Chester, England, United Kingdom

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