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Mechanical Pipefitter – Clean Water Treatment Plant (North Somerset)
Duration: 5 weeks initial (strong likelihood of extension)
Location: North Somerset
Start: Immediate
Role Overview
You’ll be supporting mechanical installation works on a clean water treatment facility, including pipework fabrication, installation, and associated mechanical duties. The role sits within a live water‑industry environment, so a strong safety focus and familiarity with controlled site conditions are essential.
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Key Responsibilities
- Install, assemble and test mechanical pipework systems (stainless, ductile iron, steel).
- Support mechanical fit‑out of clean water treatment process equipment.
- Work from drawings, isometrics and site instructions.
- Carry out bolting, flanging, bracketry and supports.
- Assist with commissioning preparation and mechanical checks.
- Maintain safe working practices within a regulated clean‑water environment.
Requirements
- City & Guilds Confined Spaces (mandatory).
- Water industry experience preferred (WTW, pumping stations, network upgrades).
- If not water‑industry: heavy industrial background (power, petrochemical, manufacturing, food process, utilities).
- Strong mechanical installation experience with pipework systems.
- Ability to work safely and efficiently within a small team.


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Nice to Have
- EUSR Water Hygiene
- Experience on WTW refurbishments or new‑build MEICA projects
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