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Mechanical Engineer - ES[1125891]

WGM Engineering Ltd
Glasgow
1 week ago
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WGM Engineering have an excellent opportunity for a mechanical engineer to join our Engineering solutions team based in Glasgow on a full-time permanent basis. The overall purpose of the role is to identify, dismantle, report, repair, assemble and test all types of rotating equipment with a bias towards pump maintenance. The mechanical engineer will take complete responsibility for specific workshop or site-based jobs; the role requires a hands-on approach to mechanical engineering projects.


Responsibilities


  • Identify equipment for booking into the workshop maintenance system.
  • Dismantle, clean, and inspect components, flagging any that do not meet job requirements.
  • Rebuild equipment to specification, quality plans, and OEM standards.
  • Conduct testing and inspections to ensure assemblies meet written standards.
  • Diagnose faults using a systematic approach.
  • Prepare and maintain reports, RAMS, and job sheets concisely and accurately.
  • Determine required parts and repairs and ensure necessary materials are available.
  • Oversee assembly, testing, and documentation of results.
  • Attend site to troubleshoot and repair installed equipment when necessary.
  • Provide regular updates to the workshop supervisor regarding job progress.


Requirements / Experience

To be considered for this position you will have at least 2–3 years' previous experience within a similar workshop or engineering type role. The ideal candidate will have excellent technical skills and the ability to work as part of a team as well as on their own. Previous pump and component knowledge, as well as the ability to use engineering measuring equipment, is essential for the role.


Benefits


  • 32 days holiday, increasing to 36 based on length of service.
  • Enhanced pension scheme.
  • Life assurance scheme.
  • Salary sacrifice – Electric vehicle scheme, annual leave purchase & cycle to work.
  • Enhanced maternity & paternity leave.
  • Company sick pay (available after qualifying period).
  • Employee discount programme.
  • Van & fuel card.
  • Early finish on a Friday.


About Us

Based in Scotland, we are an engineering business providing mechanical, electrical and civil engineering services to clients across the UK. We are one of the UK’s leading engineering solution providers, recognised for outstanding client service, quality solutions and our commitment to health and safety. From our HQ in Glasgow, we deliver sustainable solutions to the water and renewables sectors. Supplementary services include project management, technical engineering, design, and off-site modular build.


We have partnered with innovative technology providers in the renewables sector, including solar PV, hydroelectric and heat networks. We are a progressive, people-oriented business driven by our values to deliver workable and cost-effective solutions in the communities we work. When you work for WGM you join a dynamic team and have the opportunity to be part of our ambitious plans for future growth.


WGM is part of the RSK Group, a leading integrated environmental, engineering, and technical services business providing dynamic, multidisciplinary services to a wide range of sectors. RSK was founded in 1989.


Inclusion and Accessibility

We are committed to fostering an inclusive workplace that welcomes individuals from all backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives. We actively encourage applications from candidates of all genders, races, ethnicities, ages, neurotypes, religions or beliefs, sexual orientations, and those with disabilities. By providing workplace adjustments, we make it easier for people to confidently explore and pursue our career opportunities, and recognise that flexibility is key to fostering a dynamic and thriving workplace. Many of our office-based positions benefit from a flexible working arrangement, allowing our team members to achieve a balance between professional and personal commitments.


If you're passionate about making a difference, join us as we work together to build a brighter, more equitable, and sustainable future for all. Do you have what it takes?


Job Details

Seniority level: Mid-Senior level


Employment type: Full-time


Job function: Engineering and Information Technology


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