Mechanical Technician

The HireWorks Ltd
London
2 months ago
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Mechanical Technician

Permanent

CB23
Overview
Together with our client we are looking for a Mechanical Technician, reporting to the Production Team Leader, the Mechanical Technician is responsible for applying mechanical skills in pipe preparation, assembly, and welding. This role requires a high level of attention to detail and a commitment to quality, ensuring all work meets required standards and any issues are promptly reported.
Salary will be £26k per annum plus a 5.5% shift allowance so adds up to £27,430. One shift, Mon-Thurs 8am

16:45, Fri

8am

12:30
Main Duties and Responsibilities
Interpret and work from engineering drawings
Cut and prepare pipework to a tolerance of 0.5mm across a range of tube sizes
Perform orbital welding on 1/4 manifolds, producing an average of 12 welds per hour
Carry out quality assurance and testing of manifolds, including pressure testing and helium leak testing
Communicate with Team Leaders and Supervisors regarding work progress
Maintain a clean and organised work area and adhere to all health and safety procedures
Person Specification
Strong attention to detail with the ability to work to precise tolerances
Good manual dexterity
Competent in the use of hand tools and measuring equipment
Ability to follow clear and detailed procedures and instructions
Willingness to learn, develop skills, and adapt to new working practices
Good communication and teamwork skills
Reliable timekeeping
Flexible approach, including willingness to work overtime when required
Benefits
25 days annual leave plus bank holidays, increasing with long service up to 30 days
Early finish every Friday
Private healthcare and dental cover
Income protection
Life assurance
Employee discount platform
Enhanced family leave
Company-supported social events
Employee assistance programme
Profit share bonus
Annual merit-based salary review
If you are interested, apply now and we will be in touch
We endeavour to reply to every candidate, every time but if you havent heard back within 10 days, please understand that you have unfortunately been unsuccessful for this position, or the position has been filled.

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