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Mechanical Fitter


Days – Monday to Thursday 07:15 – 16:30 and 07:30 – 11:30 Fridays. Redditch, B98. From £13.50 per hour.


A growing UK based business located in Redditch are currently recruiting for a Mechanical Fitter to join their team. This role is available due to an uplift in work and growth, with this position potentially leading to a permanent contract after a successful trial period. This role is offering a fixed day shift and will also offer an early finish every Friday; however regular overtime can be offered, paid at a premium rate.


Responsibilities

  • Assemble, install, and fit mechanical components to specification
  • Carry out maintenance, adjustments, and repairs to equipment and machinery
  • Read and interpret engineering drawings, manuals, and specifications
  • Diagnose mechanical faults and implement effective solutions
  • Use precision tools, hand tools, and workshop equipment safely

Qualifications / Requirements

  • Experience as a mechanical fitter or in a similar role
  • Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and specifications
  • Competence with precision tools and hand tools
  • Good problem-solving skills and attention to detail

Additional Information

For employees who demonstrate they can work to a good standard and prove their reliability, potential permanent contracts and future career progression within the business with future incentives.


If you would like to be considered for this role, please click ‘Apply’ now and follow the instructions!


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