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Mechanical Fitter

Orion Electrotech
Warwickshire
1 month ago
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Mechanical Fitter

Mechanical Fitter

Are you a skilled Mechanical Fitter looking to join a dynamic team dedicated to innovation and precision engineering? We are seeking a motivated professional to assemble, maintain, and repair test rigs and mechanical systems in a fast-paced environment.

Key Responsibilities of the Mechanical Fitter:

Assemble test rigs and mechanical components according to technical drawings and specifications.
 Perform welding tasks to high standards as required.
Maintain and repair existing test rigs to ensure optimal performance.
Interpret technical drawings, diagrams, and work instructions.
 Conduct inspections and quality checks on assembled components.
Uphold a clean and safe work environment in compliance with health and safety regulations
Collaborate with engineering and production teams to meet project deadlines 

Requirements of the Mechanical Fitter

Proven experience as a Mechanical Fitter or in a similar role.
Welding experience with Stainless.
Valid Forklift License
Strong knowledge of mechanical systems and assembly processes
 Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and schematics 

Benefits for the Mechanical Fitter:

Flexible working time.
Private Healthcare.
Company Pension. 

If youre interested in the role of Mechanical Fitter, please click apply or get in touch with Steven from Orion...

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