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Workshop Mechanic

Equation Recruitment
Bicester
4 days ago
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Workshop Mechanic

Workshop Mechanic

Workshop Mechanic

Workshop Mechanic

Location: Bicester, Oxfordshire | Hours: 07:30-16:30 Monday to Thursday, 07:30-12:00 Friday | Salary: up to £35,000

Position Overview

The Workshop Mechanic is responsible for the assembly, testing, repair, and modification of engines and associated components. The role involves working to defined build standards and procedures while ensuring quality, efficiency, and compliance with health and safety requirements.

Key Responsibilities

Engine and Product Assembly:

-Build and produce engines and products following correct issue numbers of build standards, special instructions, and drawings.

-Ensure finished products meet operational and quality requirements.

Repair & Overhaul:

-Carry out repairs, servicing, and overhauls of customer products in line with procedures.

-Repair and maintain plant equipment as required.

Workshop Duties:

-Manufacture, repair, or modify engines, parts, jigs, or components using machine shop facilities.

-Maintain a clean, safe, and organised work environment.

-Ensure tools and equipment are calibrated and maintained.

Quality & Compliance:

-Record work hours accurately using the company system.

-Conduct inspections prior to dynamometer testing.

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