PE Global
Mechanical Fitter

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PE Global is currently recruiting for 3 Mechanical Fitter for a leading multi-national technology client based in Manchester.
This is a temp to perm contract opportunity.
Pay rate is up to £17.84 per Hour + shift allowance.
Duties of the role/Responsibilities
- Assemble Pump & Mixer equipment whilst working to company procedures
- Fitting of components and/or modules as directed by engineering drawings and technical specifications
- Work closely with colleagues during build/install to ensure a smooth and efficient build process
- Ability to conduct production tests to established procedures, and complete accurate test reports
- Ensure all components which are being assembled are fit for purpose
- Operate machines or use hand tools and power tools to secure parts in place.
- To operate equipment in a safe manner, producing products which conforms to quality specifications
- Recording work carried out for tracking purposes
- Providing cover for any other positions within the department
- Working to and maintaining good housekeeping standards
- Comply with all Company, Quality + HSE policies and procedures
- Travel as and when required
- Perform any other work-related tasks and duties in accordance with the business needs
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Education/Experience
- Must have served a recognised apprenticeship.
- Time-served apprenticeship within a Mechanical Engineering discipline, equivalent to either City and Guilds Level 3, or NVQ Level 3 (essential)
- HNC / HND qualified or equivalent, with a Mechanical Engineering bias (desirable)
- Mechanical fitter experience in, for example, valves, machinery building, compressors, etc, however NOT automotive.
- Experience of PC pumps and wastewater product assemblies (desirable)
- Mechanical Seal knowledge (desirable)
- Extensive experience of PC pumps and wastewater products, preferably within a service background (desirable)


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