JMTechnical
Mechanical Technician

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We are seeking a multi-skilled Mechanical Technician to support the build, assembly, and manufacture of bespoke machinery and mechanical systems.
This role is hands-on and workshop-based, suited to someone who enjoys working with metal, machinery, and physical systems rather than purely theoretical design. This position focuses on fabrication, assembly, installation, and practical problem-solving.
You will work closely with mechanical engineers, electrical engineers, and technicians to turn designs and drawings into robust, real-world machines.
Key Responsibilities
- Fabricate and assemble mechanical structures, machines, and components
- Operate fabrication equipment such as press brakes, laser cutters, drills, and saws
- Use hand and power tools safely and effectively
- Assemble machines and sub-assemblies from as-built and manufacturing drawings
- Support mechanical installation, alignment, and commissioning activities
- Modify and rework components where required during prototyping or build
- Assist with fault-finding and mechanical improvements on existing systems
- Maintain a clean, safe, and organised workshop environment
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Must Haves
- Strong hands-on mechanical skills
- Experience operating fabrication machinery (e.g. press brake, laser cutter, or similar)
- Confident using hand tools and power tools
- Ability to read and understand mechanical drawings and as-built documentation
- Practical problem-solving mindset
- Good attention to detail and build quality
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team


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Nice to Haves
- Welding experience (MIG / TIG / fabrication welding)
- Experience assembling industrial machinery or automation equipment
- Basic machining experience (lathe, mill, etc.)
- Experience working with aluminium, steel, and stainless steel
- On-site installation or commissioning experience
- Awareness of mechanical tolerances and fit-up
Minimum Qualifications
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Apprenticeship, NVQ Level 2/3, HNC, or equivalent experience in:
- Mechanical Engineering
- Manufacturing
- Fabrication
- Maintenance Engineering
Proven industry experience demonstrating equivalent skills
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