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Mechanical Engineer (Fitting / Shift Bonus)

Ernest Gordon Recruitment Careers
Loanhead
1 week ago
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Mechanical Engineer (Fitting / Shift Bonus)

£42,000 - £43,500 + OTE (£50k) + Overtime + Training + Progression to Team Leader + Company Benefits

Pathhead

Are you a Mechanical Technician looking for a stable and secure role within a timber and construction industry giant who will offer you progression to Team Leader, overtime to boost your earnings and a bespoke training plan?

On offer is the opportunity to join a thriving Timber powerhouse that is based across Scotland and Northern Ireland. For over 100 years they have provided a range of premium products to blue-chip industries across the UK and Ireland. They have grown steadily through acquisition and are planning on continuing to dominate the industry.

You will be responsible for reporting and repairing broken equipment. You will receive training on the machinery giving you the ability to fault find and reduce downtime. You will be part of a large maintenance team where you will be offered excellent training and support.

This role would suit a Maintenance Fitter looking for a stable and secure role within a timber giant who are known for their market leading pay and overtime opportunities to significantly increase your earnings.

The Shift:

* Day Shift = 6am - 2pm Monday - Friday

* Back Shift = 2pm to 10pm Monday - Friday
* Night Shift = 10pm to 6am Monday - Friday

The Role:
* Reporting and replacing damaged equipment
*...

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