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Mechanical Fitters & Mechanical Inspectors
Location: Aberdeen
Positions: Permanent | Relocation Support Available
This is more than simply joining an established workshop.
Following major new contract awards, an established gas turbine repair and overhaul specialist is launching a brand-new LM2500 product line in Aberdeen, supported by a newly equipped facility specifically developed for the programme.
This is an opportunity to join at the very beginning of this new capability, becoming part of the specialist team that will help establish and develop the LM2500 operation. The business recognises that experienced LM2500 personnel may not currently be based in Aberdeen and is therefore conducting a UK-wide search, with relocation support available for suitable candidates.
If you have previous LM2500 fitting, overhaul or inspection experience, I'd be very interested in hearing from you.
Mechanical Fitters
The Mechanical Fitters will carry out hands-on engine fitting and overhaul activities, supporting the safe and efficient operation of the workshop.
Key responsibilities include:
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- Receipt of engines and modules
- Strip and build of engines/modules
- Balancing of rotating components
- Working in accordance with relevant procedures and technical documentation
- Planning and organising allocated tasks to meet required turnaround times
- Providing progress updates and escalating issues that could affect delivery
- Providing on-the-job technical support/training where required
- Supporting the Inspection team depending on operational requirements
- Maintaining high standards of material handling, quality and safety
Experience & Qualifications:
- Time-served Mechanical Engineer/Fitter
- Recognised apprenticeship or National Certificate
- Previous gas turbine experience
- Hands-on LM2500 engine experience highly desirable
- Strong attention to detail
- Good organisational and planning skills
- Ability to work effectively with minimal supervision and as part of a team
Mechanical Inspectors
The Mechanical Inspectors will be responsible for visual and dimensional bench inspection and sentencing of engines, modules and components.
Key responsibilities include:


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- Carrying out visual and dimensional bench inspections
- Sentencing material in accordance with relevant procedures and overhaul manuals
- Engine receipt, build and dispatch inspection checks
- Ensuring inspection records and electronic tracking information meet required standards
- Ensuring engine/module inspection cards are accurate and compliant
- Working from technical drawings, specifications and overhaul documentation
- Using a variety of precision measuring equipment
- Supporting the Fitting team where operationally required
- Maintaining high standards of quality, safety and documentation
Experience & Qualifications:
- Time-served Mechanical Engineer/Inspector
- Recognised apprenticeship or National Certificate
- Previous gas turbine inspection experience
- LM2500 engine inspection/overhaul experience highly desirable
- Experience using a variety of measuring equipment
- Ability to read and understand technical drawings and specifications
- Excellent attention to detail
- Good written and verbal communication skills
- Experience working with ERP systems would be beneficial
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