Mechanic/Plant Fitter (Heavy Plant/Construction) (Mold)

Ernest Gordon Recruitment
Mold
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Location: Mold, Flintshire, Wales, UKMechanic/Plant Fitter (Heavy plant/Construction) Buckley, Flintshire£35,000 - £45,000 (OTE £60K+) + Training + Progression + Overtime + PensionAre you Mechanic/Plant Fitter or similar, looking to upskill yourself, wanting to join a well-established, highly respected company, operating within the Heavy Plant Sector for over 40 years, offering impressive career progression as well as full, industry-leading training in all things Heavy plant Mechanics?Do you want to become a key member in a team of highly skilled specialists, becoming a fully qualified plant mechanic, with the ability to boost your earnings substantially through overtime etc operating in a number of exciting sectors?On offer for a Mechanic/Plant Fitter or similar is the exciting opportunity to join a highly respected, well-established company, revered for their premium quality service and workmanship in every project they undertake. Presenting itself is the opportunity to join a company offering not just top-of-the-line training, as well as impressive career progression, but also the chance to increase your earnings dramatically through an abundance of overtime paid at time and a half.In this role, the successful Mechanic/Plant Fitter or similar will be responsible for the service, maintenance and repair of a wide variety of Plant/Construction Equipment. In addition, you will also be responsible for the troubleshooting and diagnostics of said Plant Equipment. You will do this both from customer and client sites as well as the workshop (for any travel required, a company van will be provided and fuel will be covered), liaising with third-parties as and when needed. Finally, you will be responsible for keeping accurate Technical Documentation of any work performed.The ideal Mechanic/Plant Fitter will hold an NVQ Level 3 or above, as well as having previous experience within a Mechanic/LGV Mechanic/HGV Mechanic/Plant Fitter role or similar. You will also have an interest in the Heavy Plant industry, wanting to upskill yourself. Finally, you will also hold a full, valid UK driver's license, and be happy to travel to customer/client sites as and when needed.The Role:Service, Maintain and Repair a wide variety of Plant EquipmentTroubleshoot and Diagnostics of Plant EquipmentAccurate Technical Documentation and Client LiaisonThe Person:NVQ Level 3 or abovePrevious experience within a Mechanic/LGV Mechanic/HGV Mechanic/Plant Fitter role or similarFull, valid UK driver's licenseReference: BBBH21654Keywords: Mechanic, Plant, Fitter, Mechanical, Heavy Plant, Maintenance, Service, Repair, Overtime, Buckley, FlintshireIf you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV, or call us now.

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