Mechanical fitter

Employment
Stockport, Greater Manchester
11 months ago
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Posted
25 Jun 2025 (11 months ago)

An exciting opportunity has emerged for a skilled Mechanical Fitter to join a leading automation specialist based in the Stockport area. This position has been created due to company expansion, reflecting the organisation's growth across various sectors including Aerospace, Renewable Energy, Construction, and Food & Beverage.
The role promises a dynamic work environment where no two days are the same, offering a blend of in-house and on-site responsibilities, and flexible working hours offering a great work life balance.
Hourly Rate- £17.31+ overtime at a higher rate
Working hours- Flexible working hours- 38 hours per week (day shifts)
The Ideal Candidate

Will have machine build experience
NVQ or equivalent
Key Responsibilities

Prepare, configure, install, and commission bespoke projects both inhouse and at customer sites, adhering to specific requirements.
Interpret engineering assembly drawings with accuracy to ensure precise machine assembly.
Liaise between internal project teams and customers, offering technical support and resolving issues promptly.
Provide on-site customer support, including basic training, to assist in the implementation of automation solutions.
Maintain effective communication with project leads, delivering accurate project status updates to aid proactive planning.
In return my client offers a perm salary or £34k per annum, 33 days holiday including bank holidays rising to going to 35 days after 5 yrs and 38 after 10 yrs of service, Pension contribution and ongoing personal development and training.
For more information, please call Sue today on (phone number removed) or email for more information: (url removed)

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