TEXO Recruitment
Mechanical Technician

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LOCATION: Aberdeen
JOB TYPE: Temp - Permanent (Initial 3 month contract)
START DATE: ASAP
About the Role
TEXO Recruitment is supporting our client in the recruitment of a Mechanical Equipment Technician to join their Aberdeen team.
This is a hands-on workshop role involving the inspection, maintenance, fault finding, repair and testing of mechanical, pneumatic and diesel-powered equipment.
You'll work on a wide range of equipment, from hand tools and pumps through to HP/UHP jetting units, compressors and diesel-driven machinery.
Key Responsibilities
- Inspect, maintain, test and repair mechanical and diesel-powered equipment.
- Strip, diagnose and repair equipment including paint pumps, transfer pumps, blast pots, needle guns, mag drills, bristle blasters and grinders.
- Maintain and repair HP/UHP jetting units, air compressors and pumps.
- Carry out routine equipment inspections and report defects.
- Complete job cards, inspection records and test certificates.
- Read equipment manuals and parts lists.
- Carry out testing following repairs and maintenance.
- Support portable appliance testing where trained.
- Maintain good housekeeping and workshop standards.
- Follow all QHSE procedures, Risk Assessments and COSHH requirements.
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Requirements
Essential
- SCQF Level 7 Modern Apprenticeship in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent.
- Proven experience in a mechanical maintenance or equipment repair role.
- Strong mechanical and fault-finding skills.
- Experience with pneumatic and diesel-powered equipment.
- Ability to read equipment manuals and parts lists.
- Good attention to detail and quality of workmanship.
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Desirable
- Experience with HP/UHP jetting equipment, compressors and pumps.
- Water Jetting qualification or WJA membership.
- Experience within oil & gas, energy, industrial services or equipment hire.
Skills & Attributes
- Practical and mechanically minded.
- Reliable and hardworking.
- Methodical approach to fault finding and repairs.
- Able to work independently and as part of a team.
- Good communication skills.
- Safety-conscious and committed to quality.
- Able to work to deadlines.
What's on Offer
- Varied mechanical equipment and machinery.
- Training and development opportunities.
- Long-term career progression.
To apply, please contact Hannah Thomson at TEXO Recruitment on 07768 735732 / 01224 446789 or email your CV to hannah.thomson@texorecruitment.co.uk.
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