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Position: Mechanical Fitter
Location: Coleford
Type of role: permanent
Working hours: 37.5 hours
One week Monday – Friday 06.00 - 14.00, second week Monday – Thursday 14.00-22.00, Friday 06.00- 14.00, 30 minutes unpaid lunch break each day
We are now seeking Mechanical Fitter to carry out mechanical assembly of pumps with either an electric motor or diesel engine. The appropriate candidate would have previous experience in working within mechanical assembly or mechanical fitting environment.
Responsibilities:
- Build bare shaft pumps to engineering drawings.
- Assemble diesel skid sets to engineering drawings and bill of material listing.
- Assemble electric skid sets to engineering drawings and bill of material listing.
- Raise any assembly issues with QA engineer and supervisor.
- Fill in production data books with project critical information requested.
- Complete check sheets.
- Comply with health, safety, and environmental rules as detailed in risk assessments and COSHH sheets.
- Communication with peer group e.g. when working on a project build together / across shifts.
- Communication with test e.g. that a pump is ready for test on the well.
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- Recognised engineering apprenticeship, NVQ3 or equivalent and 3 years of experience or previous experience in fitting.
- Read engineering drawings.
- Ability to work double day shift.
If you think this role might be of an interest, please contact Marta Kosno 01453 852 542 and forward your CV to [CV email address not provided].
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