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Temporary Pipefitters / Welders / Mechanical Fitters
Temporary Pipefitters / Welders / Mechanical Fitters
West Yorkshire
£20.00 per hour
3–4 week temporary assignment
ASAP start
The Role
10 Recruitment are currently looking for Pipefitters, Welders and Mechanical Fitters to support a machinery installation project in West Yorkshire.
This is a hands-on temporary opportunity suited to candidates with a strong mechanical, pipefitting or welding background who are confident working practically and independently.
You do not necessarily need to be a fully qualified engineer — good practical experience and the ability to safely complete assigned installation tasks are key.
Duties
- Supporting the installation and assembly of machinery
- Mechanical fitting and bolting
- Pipe fitting and installation
- Welding as required
- Using hand and power tools
- Completing allocated installation tasks safely and efficiently
- Working from instructions and drawings where required
- Assisting with positioning, fitting and securing machine components
- Working independently once tasks have been assigned
- Maintaining a safe and tidy working environment
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What We're Looking For
We Are Particularly Interested In Candidates With Experience As:
- Pipefitters
- Pipefitter/Welders
- Welders
- Mechanical Fitters
- Mechanical Installers
- Fabricators
- Maintenance Fitters
- Mechanical Technicians
You should be able to take responsibility for an assigned task and work safely and efficiently without constant supervision.


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Requirements
- Strong practical mechanical, pipefitting or welding experience
- Confident using hand and power tools
- Good understanding of mechanical installation and assembly
- Able to follow instructions and work independently
- Reliable and safety-conscious
- Available to start ASAP
- Comfortable committing to a 3–4 week temporary assignment
The Details
- Rate: £20.00 per hour
- Duration: 3–4 weeks
- Start: ASAP
- Location: West Yorkshire
- Type: Temporary
If you're an experienced Pipefitter, Welder or Mechanical Fitter and available immediately, we'd like to hear from you.
Location: dewsbury | Salary: £19 - £20 per hour | Job type: Contract | Posted: 26/08/2026
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