Mechanical Fitter

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Job title: Mechanical Fitter
Location: Old Oak Common/Acton
Salary: Competitive Rates

NOW HIRING FOR HS2 – JOIN THE ANTHRO JV TEAM!

Location: Old Oak Common Station
Nearest stations: East Acton / Willesden Junction
Role: Mechanical Fitter (Pipework)
Shift Hours: 07:00am – 17:00pm

Who we are

VVB delivers sustainable mechanical, electrical, and telecommunication engineering solutions with expertise and long-standing experience across Rail, Highways, Power, and Tunnels. Combining robust processes with specialist agility, our approach to projects always prioritises the best interests of our clients, our people, and the environment.

At VVB, our CORE Values define who we are, guiding our behaviours and decision-making across all levels. These values aren’t just principles - they represent the pillars of our company vision.

C – Care & Collaboration
O – Opportunity & Ownership
R – Responsibility & Respect
E – Excellence & End Result Focus

About the Anthro JV:

The Anthro joint venture between Egis and VVB Engineering will provide comprehensive turn-key services for London’s state-of-the-art HS2 gateway station at Old Oak Common. We have been awarded a multi-year contract to deliver MEPHFC (Mechanical, Electrical Public Health, Fire and Communications) systems works.

  • Competitive salaries in line with the JIB.
  • Perkbox membership for 24/7 access to perks, benefits, discounts, and wellbeing tools
  • Life Assurance and Private Medical Insurance schemes provided by leading providers

Are you an experienced Mechanical Fitter looking for an exciting new opportunity?

This role is required for the installation of pipework, plant rooms and ductwork on our Old Oak Common project. The successful individual must have experience with Mapress and Victaulic systems.

The successful individual must hold the following tickets and qualifications.

  • CSCS Gold
  • NVQ Level 3 in Plumbing and heating
  • NVQ Level 3 in Pipefitting
  • Fit-for-role medical (safety-critical) (Desired)

To register interest or apply, please visit our website.

VVB values the benefits of a diverse workforce and is committed to treating all prospective and current employees with dignity regardless of age, disability, gender reassignment, marriage and civil partnerships, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion or belief, sex or sexual orientation. All employees must demonstrate commitment and enthusiasm in promoting the principles of equality in employment and service delivery.


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