Mechanical Fitter

Hunter Selection
Bristol
1 week ago
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Mechanical Fitter

Bristol

£45,000 - £50,000 + Bonus + Overtime + 33 days holiday + Benefits

This is a great opportunity for an experienced Mechanical Techinian to join a well known company in Bristol. You will get the opportunity to work on a variety of equipment, for a company that is extremely well established and does incredibly important work. This will suit someone who has some experience/is happy with working at heights and would like to develop their career with a prestigious firm.

The job:

Complete planned, corrective, and reactive maintenance work on Bulk Handling Systems and Crane equipment.
Liaise with operations to prioritise rectify unserviceable machinery using fault finding diagnostics.
Ensure completion of documentation including daily logs and maintenance work orders.
Carry out duties with due care and attention, adhering to the companies Health & Safety Policy and HSE regulations.
Upholding the highest standards and practices in mechanical work.

What we are looking for:

NVQ level 3 in mechanical engineering or equilivant - essential.
Proven experience with conveyors, large gearboxes and motors.
Experience working at heights - desirable.
Experience in heavy environments such as steel and quarry - take people on from Tata steel a lot.
Capable of using CMMS using tablets.
Benefits:

Bonus scheme
33 days leave
Canteen allowance
GP services
OvertimeIf you are interested in this position ...

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