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Mechanical Assembly Engineer

Poole
1 week ago
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Mechanical Assembly Engineer
Full-Time | £26,936 - £31,746 per annum (Dependent on Experience)
Location: Poole
Early Finish Fridays

A leading precision engineering company in Poole is currently seeking a skilled and experienced Mechanical Assembly Engineer to join their high-quality production team. This is an excellent opportunity to work within the aerospace sector, assembling complex, high-specification components to industry standards.

Key Responsibilities:

Sub-assembly of machined components to meet strict aerospace standards

Performing tasks including:

Staking bearings

Heli-coil fitting

Valve assembly

Beading using aerospace-grade sealants (e.g., PR1770)

Conducting self-inspection and testing of finished assemblies

Reading and interpreting 2D engineering drawings and detailed assembly instructions

What We're Looking For:

Previous experience in mechanical assembly is essential

A solid understanding of aerospace assembly techniques

Ability to work accurately with hand tools and precision instruments

Experience in pressure testing would be a distinct advantage

Strong attention to detail, self-motivated, and quality-focused

Why Apply?

Competitive salary of £26,936 - £31,746 DOE

37-hour working week with an early finish every Friday

Stable, long-term opportunity with a respected engineering company

Clean, modern facility and a supportive team environment

Interested?
Apply now with your CV. Please note: only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Applications may be retained until the recruitment process is complete

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