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Mechanical Fitter

BMR Solutions Ltd
Stroud
1 week ago
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Mechanical Fitter


Stroud


Permanent


£30000-£40000 including bonuses and overtime


BMR Solutions are currently recruiting for a Mechanical Fitter to work for our client who are an engineering/manufacturing company in Storud.


Key Skills: Machine Build / Electro-mechanical / Mechanical / Assembly / Hydraulic / Pneumatic/ Mechanical fitting/ Mechanical Build


Responsibilities:

·Assemble parts to the required specification

·Working to engineering drawings to build mechanical Sub-assemblies

·Mechanical Build and fitting

·Precision Pipe bending (company happy to train)

·Pipe fitting

Working in a team of mechanical fitters to meet build targets


Knowledge and Skills:

·Hydraulic or Pneumatic assembly experience

·Ability to understand mechanical design assembly

·Previous mechanical assembly experience in a manufacturing environment

·Experience of assembling large, fabricated parts to engineering drawings

·Good dexterity with the ability to handle a variety of parts including sheet metal, machined and electrical components

·Able to work under pressure and to tight deadlines




About BMR Solutions:


BMR Solutions operates as an Employment Business and Employment Agency. We specialise in recruiting skilled engineers and manufacturing professionals across the Southwest.


By submitting your application, you acknowledge that BMR Solutions will process your personal data for the purposes of recruitment, in line with our Privacy Policy. We will only share your details with client organisations after we have discussed the opportunity with you and obtained your explicit consent.


We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. Applications are welcomed from all backgrounds.

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