Mechanical Fitter

Proslipsi Recruitment Specialist
Rochdale
2 days ago
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My client, a specialist high precision component and machine manufacturer, have a fantastic opportunity for a Mechanical Fitter.


What's on offer:

  • Working pattern 4 days Monday - Thursday!
  • Overtime available
  • Overseas travel occasionally
  • Great company team and culture
  • Excellent pension scheme and life assurance
  • Free onsite parking
  • Sick pay scheme and cash health plan

The Job:

  • Build sub-assemblies from component level following schematics.
  • Work to tight tolerances (-10 microns)
  • Working on complex machine builds
  • Maintenance of refurb of heavy machinery
  • Working experience of hydraulics and pneumatics would be an advantage.
  • Confident with bearings, gears, and machine alignment

About you:

  • Mechanical trained with the ability to build a component from start to finish.
  • Experience of multi axis precision machinery
  • Ability to read and understand technical drawings and schematics.
  • Confidence and the ability to work in a precision engineering environment and the ability to work on bespoke and one-off items.
  • Good all-round mechanical assembler with a confident understanding of machine tools

This role offers a fantastic opportunity, working with a niche precision engineering company that is highly respected throughout the world. Please apply with your CV to Janette Bolton @ Proslipsi Consulting for a further discussion about the role


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