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Mechanical Fitter

Thorn Baker Group - Industrial Recruitment
London
1 day ago
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Mechanical Fitter Vacancy!
Nottingham based (easy access via public transport)
Day shift only Monday to Friday
Overtime available on enhanced rates
Immediate start!!!
Overview
We are seeking a highly skilled and detail-oriented Mechanical Fitter to join our dynamic and inclusive team. As a Mechanical Fitter, you will play a pivotal role in constructing, assembling, and maintaining industrial machinery. You will collaborate in a supportive environment that values diversity, innovation, and professional growth.
Your experience in mechanical assembly, mechanical fitting, and your ability to read engineering drawings will be critical for success in this role. Join us to make a difference by building essential machinery and systems that drive our operations forward.

Responsibilities
Assemble, fit, and build complex industrial machinery and systems in line with technical engineering drawings.
Perform hydraulic and pneumatic assembly, ensuring systems align with client specifications and safety standards.
Fabricate and weld components using diverse techniques to support machine building and repair tasks.
Conduct inspections, testing, and troubleshooting of mechanical systems to maintain quality standards and operational efficiency.
Collaborate with the engineering and design teams to improve machinery functionality and performance.
Maintain a safe, clean, and organized work environment, adhering to all health and safety protocols.
Provide input into process improvements and identify opportunities to enhance the efficiency of mechanical operations.

Qualifications
Essential:
Proven experience in mechanical assembly, mechanical fitting, and machine building.
Proficiency in reading and interpreting engineering drawings.
Strong understanding of hydraulic and pneumatic systems.
Skilled in metal fabrication and welding techniques.
Hands-on experience working with industrial machinery within a manufacturing or engineering-focused environment.
Knowledge of tools and equipment used in mechanical fitting and assembly.
Desirable:
Relevant certifications or qualifications in Mechanical Engineering or a related discipline.
Familiarity with modern machine-building technologies and techniques.
Experience working in teams with a focus on collaboration and shared goals.
A commitment to continuous learning and professional development.

Day-to-Day
Review engineering drawings to plan and execute fitting and assembly tasks.
Use hand and power tools to assemble and adjust mechanical components.
Work closely with team-mates to meet project deadlines and quality standards.
Monitor the functionality of assembled components through testing and troubleshooting processes.
Respond quickly to repair and maintenance requests, ensuring minimal operational downtime.
Prepare detailed reports on work conducted, noting any issues and solutions for future reference.
Contribute to team meetings and provide feedback or improvements for upcoming projects.

The basic pay rate is £13.5/h, with £25/week attendance bonus (£50/week once permanent + annual profit related bonus scheme roughly £1500/annum).
Morning shift only with early finish on Fridays, overtime is paid on enhanced rates.
If you think you`re the right person for the role, please apply now!!!
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