Job Description

• Assembling large mechanical jigs and production fixtures to engineering drawings and specifications.
• Installing and fitting mechanical components to manufacturing standards.
• Using hand and power tools to accurately assemble heavy mechanical structures.
• Reading and interpreting technical drawings, assembly instructions and engineering documentation.
• Aligning, positioning and securing mechanical assemblies to tight tolerances.
• Carrying out mechanical adjustments and ensuring assemblies are built to specification.
• Working safely alongside lifting operations, MEWPs and forklifts where required.
• Conducting quality checks throughout the assembly process to ensure compliance with project standards.
• Reporting defects, shortages or assembly issues to supervisors and assisting with rectification.
• Maintaining a clean and safe working environment in accordance with health and safety procedures.
• Working collaboratively within a team to meet production deadlines and project milestones.
• Completing all work in line with site safety requirements, including EMSS National Safety Passport and Asbestos Awareness procedures where applicable.

• Qualified Mechanical Fitter with a completed apprenticeship, or a highly experienced Mechanical Fitter with a strong mechanical assembly background (steel fitters will not be considered).
• Previous experience assembling mechanical equipment, machinery, jigs, fixtures or production line equipment.
• Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and technical assembly instructions.
• Experience using hand tools, power tools and precision measuring equipment.
• Strong understanding of health and safety procedures within an industrial or manufacturing environment.
• Comfortable working as part of a team to meet production targets and project deadlines.
• Good attention to detail with a commitment to producing high-quality work.
• Must have a clean criminal record
• Good communication skills with the ability to speak and understand English.
• Willingness to work overtime and Saturdays as required.

• £27 per hour first 40 hours
• £40.50 per hour OT
• Monday-Friday 8am-4pm OR 12pm to 8pm with additional overtime as required
• Saturday working hours from 8am-2pm
• 6 weeks worth of work, potential for more