Mechanical Fitter/Assembler

E3 Recruitment
London
1 week ago
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Mechanical Fitters / Assemblers

Bradford | £16.30 - £17.08 per hour | 4 Day Week | Overtime Available
We are currently recruiting Mechanical Fitters and Assemblers to join a well-established fabrication business in Bradford. This is a great opportunity offering strong hourly rates, a 4-day working week, and immediate starts.
The Role:
Mechanical fitting and assembly of pipework systems

Installing pipework, flanges, and associated components

Pipe threading and preparation

Working from engineering drawings

Using hand tools (spanners, drills, taps, torque wrenches)

What's on Offer:
£16.30 - £17.08 per hour

Minimum 12 weeks' work - likely ongoing

4-day working week (Monday to Thursday)

Flexible start/finish times

Overtime paid at 1.5x

28 days holiday

Free parking

Potential for long-term or permanent work

About You:
Experience as a Mechanical Fitter, Pipe Fitter, or Assembler

Background in fabrication, engineering, or manufacturing

Pipe threading experience desirable

No formal qualifications required

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or contact Conor Wood or Matt Booth at E3 Recruitment for more information.

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