Mechanical Fitter

Atlas Recruitment Group

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7 months ago

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Mechanical Fitter - Plymouth

£36K + huge overtime availability. Long Term Career Opportunities!

Our client is looking for skilled Mechanical Fitters to work on exciting marine engineering projects in Plymouth. You'll be part of a high performing team working on Warships & Submarines, with some of the most complex engineering work in the UK.

The Role

Carrying out installation, overhaul, and maintenance of mechanical systems and equipment
Working on propulsion units, pumps, diesel engines, high pressure air, and hydraulic systems About You

Time served Mechanical Fitter or Maintenance Engineer
Background in marine, defence, power generation, or heavy engineering (other sectors also considered)
Confident with workshop machinery, mechanical alignment, and testing procedures
Strong attention to detail and commitment to safe working practicesQualifications & Requirements

Level 3 qualification or recognised apprenticeship in a mechanical discipline
Eligible to obtain and maintain SC level Security Clearance
Open to candidates from across the UK looking to relocate to the South WestThe Opportunity

Permanent, full time role with excellent pay, career growth & stability
Working on nationally significant marine and defence engineering projects
Being part of a team that takes pride in delivering world class resultsApply now to take your mechanical fitting career to the next level and be part of something exceptional

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