Mechanical Fitter

Team Jobs - Commercial
Poole, Dorset
10 months ago
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Mechanical Fitter
Poole, Dorset
Permanent | Full-Time
£17.00 - £20.00 per hour (DOE)

Ready to work on world-class aerospace tooling and components?
Join a leading precision engineering company, and become part of a team that supports global aerospace programmes through innovative solutions and exceptional manufacturing quality.

About the Role:

We are looking for an experienced Mechanical Fitter to join our team in Poole. In this role, you will build, test, and complete aerospace tooling and mechanical assemblies to the highest standards. If you have a background as a Toolmaker or Manual Machinist, or experience with hydraulics and precision engineering, we'd love to hear from you.

What You'll Be Doing:

Assemble and load test tooling and devices to exacting standards

Interpret and work from technical manufacturing and assembly drawings

Ensure all operations are completed safely, accurately, and on time

Use hand tools, measuring equipment, and basic computer systems

Collaborate closely with your team and supervisor to resolve issues

Maintain a clean, organised, and efficient workspace

What We're Looking For:

3+ years' experience in a mechanical/engineering environment (essential)

Able to read and interpret technical and engineering drawings (essential)

Background in toolmaking or manual machining (preferred)

Basic understanding of hydraulic systems (desirable)

Team player with attention to detail and a proactive attitude

Forklift licence is a plus

What You'll Get:

£17.00 - £20.00 per hour, depending on experience

Ongoing training and development

Supportive and collaborative team environment

Secure, permanent employment with a company investing in innovation

Apply today and take the next step in your engineering career!

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