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Mechanical Fitter

E3 Recruitment
London
4 days ago
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E3 Recruitment is proudly supporting a highly respected global organisation in hiring for a permanent Mechanical Fitter position.

Overview:

This role presents an exciting opportunity to join a globally recognised engineering leader supplying to key industries including Defence, Power Generation, and Oil & Gas. It's an excellent chance for a Mechanical Fitter to secure a permanent role and contribute to innovative projects on a global scale.

Location:

Based in Huddersfield with convenient access to the M62, this site is easily commutable from Halifax, Bradford, Leeds, Rochdale, Oldham, Manchester, Wakefield, Barnsley, Rotherham, and Sheffield.

Key Responsibilities of the Mechanical Fitter:

Assembling high-value rotating equipment, gearboxes, and ancillaries
Working from detailed technical and engineering drawings
Using precision measuring tools, including internal and external micrometres
Accurately recording build data, including serial and cast numbers
Compiling shift handover notes and communicating progress effectively
Maintaining a safe and organised working environment with strong housekeeping standards
Taking personal responsibility for health and safety, including hazard reporting and use of PPE
Supporting installations and inspections when required

Experience Required:

Previous experience working in a medium to heavy engineering environment
Ideally experienced in building and stripping rotating equipment, gearbox systems, and associated components

Qualifications:

A recognised qualification in Mechanical Engineering (e.g. Apprenticeship, NVQ, HNC, HND, or equivalent)
Shifts Available:
Multiple shift patterns are available to suit different schedules:
Base Salary (Day Shift): £37,379
AM/PM Shifts: £44,107
Continental Days: £54,666
Continental Nights: £57,937
Holiday Entitlement: 33 days (including public holidays)

This is an ideal position for a Mechanical Fitter who values teamwork and continuous improvement within a supportive and diverse working environment. Joining this team offers the opportunity for secure, full-time employment with a global engineering organisation.
For more information, contact Andrew Joseph at E3 Recruitment or click Apply Now.
Please note: this Roles is subject to UK security and export control regulations. Eligibility may be affected by your nationality, previous citizenships, and place of birth. You must have the Right to Work in the UK and meet all necessary security clearance requirements to be considered.

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