Orion Electrotech
Rolling Stock Fitter

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Rolling Stock Fitter
Long-Term Contract until December 2027
Monday to Friday 7:30am - 3:30pm, 40 Hours Per Week
We're looking for an experienced Rolling Stock Fitter to join a busy team working on vehicle, bogie, and rail overhauls. If you've got the hands-on skills, a great eye for detail, and enjoy working on large-scale engineering projects, we want to hear from you!
What You'll Be Doing
As a Rolling Stock Fitter, you'll be:
- Stripping, rebuilding, and fitting mechanical components
- Working on large vehicle and coach overhaul projects
- Reading and interpreting engineering drawings and schematics
- Using hand and power tools to cut, fit, assemble, and modify components
- Carrying out quality checks to ensure everything lines up perfectly
- Following Health & Safety procedures and maintaining a safe workshop environment
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What We're Looking For in the Rolling Stock Fitter
You'll be a great fit if you have:
- Proven Mechanical Fitter experience in a technical or production environment
- Experience working on vehicles, rolling stock, coaches, heavy engineering, or similar
- The ability to confidently read and work from engineering drawings
- Strong hand and power tool skills
- A keen eye for detail and a problem-solving mindset
- Experience in rail, aviation, military, marine, or heavy vehicle sectors (desirable)
- Basic electrical schematic reading skills (a bonus, not essential)


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What's In It For the Rolling Stock Fitter
- Long-term contract through to December 2027
- PAYE: £20.05 per hour
- Umbrella: £27.34 per hour
- Stable day shifts with no weekends
- Opportunity to work on exciting, large-scale engineering projects
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If you're a skilled Rolling Stock Fitter looking for your next long-term challenge, apply today and help keep some impressive engineering projects on track!
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