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ARCA Resourcing Ltd
Bristol
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Roles: Mechanical Build Engineer / Assembly / Mechanical Fitter 3 x BRAND NEW POSITIONS!
Market: Automotive / F1 / Aero / Bike
Location: Bristol
Salary: £Competitive salary plus pension, 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays, benefits
ARCA is partnered with a rapidly scaling, world class motion simulation business seeking to expand its research and development engineering teams.
We are looking to speak with experienced and enthusiastic Technicians who will be helping to deliver mechanical sub assembles and full machine assemblies to a high standard. Having a good eye for detail and an appreciation of quality control will be crucial aspects of the position.
There are three brand new positions available.
The successful candidate will have experience working in a highly productive assembly environment and ideally have a good understanding of tooling and assembly processes.
This is a fantastic opportunity to be part of a high technology business which are working some of the biggest F1 and motorsport companies.
Essential Skills & experience:
* Take pride in high quality workmanship
* Experienced Technician
* Good eye for detail and take pride in high quality workmanship
* Experience working in a highly productive assembly environment
* Excellent understanding of tooling and assembly processes
* Experience working in a tight team environment
* Full UK Driving Licence
* Able to travel
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