FTH Hire Group
Plant Fitter

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About FTH Hire Group
FTH Hire Group is one of the largest and fastest-growing independent plant and tool hire companies in the UK, with nineteen depots across the South of England, Scotland and Wales. As a result of our ambitious growth plans, we are looking to add additional high-caliber people to our growing business.
Please make an application promptly if you are a good match for this role due to high levels of interest.
Our plant hire fleet is replaced every 12 – 18 months, ensuring customers are always hiring machines that are modern, efficient, and reliable. At FTH Hire Group we want our wealth of experience to work for our customers, and we provide a personal service, backed by detailed technical and safety advice.
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Responsibilities
We currently have a requirement for a Plant Fitter to be based out of our Reading Depot and be responsible for:
- Repairing, servicing and maintaining all tools and powered access equipment including electrical and hydraulic repairs, along with petrol and diesel engines.
- Occasionally attending breakdowns off site if required.
- Working as part of a team in a workshop environment.
- PAT Testing is desirable.
- Completing any relevant repair and service paperwork. You will need to be computer literate for this.
- Participating in training programmes as required.
Skills
Previous experience in repairing plant hire equipment and powered access machinery is essential.


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The Candidate
The successful candidate will have previous experience working in a similar industry, strong communication and organisational skills, and be able to manage their own time.
You will work well under pressure, have the ability to prioritise tasks, and solve problems. An NVQ or equivalent qualification in plant maintenance is desirable.
Benefits
- 32 days holiday (inclusive of Bank Holidays)
- Group Life Assurance – x3 salary (once out of probation)
- Pension - auto enrolment
- Sales and loyalty bonus scheme
- Perk Box
- Birthday gift
Hours
7am to 5pm Monday to Friday
NO WEEKEND OR BANK HOLIDAY WORK
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