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Mechanical Supervisor

ARC (Norwich)
Luton
1 month ago
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Mechanical Supervisor Role – Luton

Location: Luton

Duration: Ongoing

Project: Industrial

Rate: £26.50 – £34.00 per hour (CIS / LTD)

Mechanical Supervisor Requirements

  • Proven experience supervising mechanical teams on industrial project
  • Strong background in mechanical fitting and pipework installation
  • Valid CSCS / JIB / CCSNG card
  • NVQ Level 3 in Mechanical discipline or equivalent
  • SMSTS or SSSTS (preferred)#
  • Ability to read and interpret complex drawings and specifications
  • Own tools and full 5-point PPE
  • Excellent communication and leadership skills
  • Experience working in power, petrochemical, oil & gas, or similar sectors

Mechanical Supervisor Duties

  • Oversee mechanical fitters and ensure work is carried out to specification and schedule
  • Coordinate daily tasks and ensure smooth workflow on site
  • Liaise with site management, contractors, and suppliers
  • Ensure health & safety compliance at all times
  • Assist with material take-offs and reporting progress to senior site team
  • Support hands-on installation where required

Benefits of Working with ARC

  • Working with a leading recruitment agency with 16 years' industry experience
  • 96% of our clients rated ARC as their preferre...

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