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Mechanical Fitter / Mechanical Assembler

Rise Technical Recruitment
Radstock
4 days ago
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Mechanical Fitter / Mechanical Assembler

£35,000 - £37,000 + Optional Overtime + Further Technical Training + Career Progression + Private Medical Insurance + Pool Van if required

Workshop based, Commutable from Radstock, Shepton Mallet, Frome, Bath, South Bristol, Wells and surrounding areas


Are you a Mechanical Fitter or Mechanical Assembler looking to step into a growing Hydraulic family run specialist that will invest in your career and technical expertise combined with the opportunity for optional overtime and a great team culture offering you a fantastic work life balance all whilst contributing to a growing and exciting mechanical specialist?

This is a rare and genuinely exciting opportunity to work for a family run specialist, where you will be invested in through technical training to become a product go-to expert, all whilst working as part of a close knit team and feeling truly valued for your contributions.

This company, established for over a decade supply into highly prestigious companies within F1, Aerospace and Power, such as RedBull, GKN and Tallis, they are a small but growing company now looking for a highly motivated fitter to progress their career.

This role will suit someone from a Mechanical background such as Assembly, Fitting, Service or Repair looking to step into a growing Hydraulic family run specialist that will invest in your career and technical expert...

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