Mechanical Fitter

Vertiv
Londonderry
2 days ago
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Derry, Northern Ireland At Vertiv, we empower the people who power the future. Our greatest asset is our people, which is why we've built a world-class team of Chartered Engineers across our manufacturing facilities spanning three continents. With over 30 years of expertise in delivering high-quality integrated power solutions, we specialise in technical services, project management, and unparalleled customer support, ensuring excellence in every client's project. Are you an experienced Mechanical Fitter looking for a hands-on role in a high-quality manufacturing environment? Due to ongoing expansion, we are hiring multiple Mechanical Fitters to support the mechanical assembly of electrical switchgear and electromechanical systems in our Campsie site. This role suits skilled, practical individuals who take pride in workmanship, quality, and safety. Key responsibilities: Mechanical assembly and fitting of electrical switchgear and electromechanical equipment. Working from engineering drawings, manuals, and technical documentation. Fitting, building, and assembling components for new and repeat products. Ensuring high standards of workmanship and quality throughout the build process. Identifying and reporting defective or non-conforming components. Completing MTOs and supporting material ordering for allocated tasks. Supporting prototype and development builds. Maintaining a clean, safe, and organised working environment. Working flexibly, including overtime and site support as required. Please note the above duties and responsibilities are not intended to be an exhaustive list. To achieve business objectives, other duties may be included at the discretion of the line manager. Essential Skills, Qualifications/Experience: Proven experience as a Mechanical Fitter or Assembler in a manufacturing or engineering environment Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and specifications Experience using engineering hand tools and workshop equipment (e.g. punches, saws, benders, torquing tools) Ability to work independently with minimal supervision Strong attention to quality and safety Desirable Skills, Qualifications/Experience: Experience in electrical switchgear manufacture or similar environment Field service or on-site installation experience Familiarity with Risk Assessments and Method Statements Why Join us? Competitive rate of pay with Bonus scheme. 25 days annual leave. Employer pension scheme and Life assurance. Access to our Company Social Club. Incentivised Gym Membership & Cycle-to-Work Scheme. Why Apply? Hands-on role in a stable manufacturing environment Opportunity to work on technically interesting assemblies Strong focus on safety, quality, and teamwork Long-term career opportunities Apply now and take the next step in your career. Vertiv is an equal opportunity employer #vertivireland To be considered for this role you will be redirected to and must complete the application process on our careers page. To start the process, click the Apply button below to Login/Register.

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