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Calling all Mechanical Technicians! Opportunity to Thrive in a Global Brand's Modern Environment

About the Company: Our client specialises in providing advanced power system solutions for the aerospace sector, including fuel pumps, air conveyance systems, motion control components, and hydraulic systems. Our client emphasises a people-first culture driven by values such as inclusivity, sustainability, and ethical business practices. The company fosters career progression through structured development programs, mentorship, and continuous learning.

With exciting plans for the future, they are now seeking multiple Mechanical Technicians to join their team on a temporary, ongoing basis with the potential for permanent positions for the right candidates!

This Monday-to-Friday role offers a 37-hour work week, with the added perk of an early Friday finish to kick-start your weekend!

Why Join Them?

Bright and Modern Environment: Our client provides a contemporary and invigorating workplace that reflects their commitment to quality.

Continuous Learning and Earning: At our client's organisation, they offer exceptional opportunities for professional development through ongoing training programs. You will also be placed into a grading system where the more you learn, the more you earn.

Global Brand Recognition: Join a prestigious global brand that has established a prominent position in the aerospace industry.

Responsibilities:

Interpret and follow technical drawings, blueprints, and work instructions to accurately assemble hydraulic parts and components.
Utilise hand tools, power tools, and precision measuring instruments safely and efficiently.
Conduct thorough visual inspections of assembled parts to ensure they meet quality and specification standards.
Maintain a clean and organised work area to support efficiency and safety in the workplace.
Adhere to industry standards, guidelines, and safety protocols while ensuring the highest level of product quality.Requirements:

Ability to follow and interpret technical drawings
Proficient in the use of hand/power/measuring tools
Meticulous attention to detail, prioritising quality and safety in all tasks.
Excellent communication and collaboration skills, enabling effective teamwork.How to Apply:

Please APPLY today or call directly on (phone number removed) and ask to speak to Will.

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