Job Description
Tool Fitter / Mechanical Fitter An excellent opportunity for someone with previous experience maintaining, repairing or fault-finding tools, equipment or mechanical machinery to join a busy workshop team. Candidates with a background as a Mechanical Fitter, Mechanical Engineer or similar hands-on mechanical repair role will also be considered. If you've also worked in the following roles, we'd also like to hear from you: Tool Fitter, Small Tools Fitter, Mechanical Fitter, Mechanical Engineer, Plant Fitter, Workshop Fitter, Hire Equipment Fitter, Tool Hire Fitter, Service Fitter, Maintenance Fitter SALARY: £35,000 - £38,000 per annum (depending on experience) + Benefits LOCATION: Bristol, South West England JOB TYPE: Full-Time, Permanent WORKING HOURS: Monday to Friday, 7:00am - 4:30pm JOB OVERVIEW This is an excellent opportunity to join a busy workshop environment where your practical repair skills and mechanical knowledge will help keep equipment safe, reliable and ready for hire. The Tool Fitter / Mechanical Fitter will be responsible for servicing, maintaining and repairing a wide range of small hire equipment, including pipe welding tools and general power tools. As a Tool Fitter / Mechanical Fitter, you will diagnose mechanical, hydraulic, electrical and pneumatic faults, carry out inspections and ensure repairs are completed to a high standard. The role would suit a Tool Fitter / Mechanical Fitter with previous experience maintaining and repairing tools, equipment or mechanical machinery. Candidates currently working as a Mechanical Engineer, Mechanical Fitter, Plant Fitter or in a similar hands-on mechanical repair role who are interested in moving into tool hire will also be considered. DUTIES Your duties as the Tool Fitter / Mechanical Fitter include: Inspection and Servicing: Carry out the inspection, servicing, maintenance and repair of tools and equipment in the workshop, ensuring all work is comple
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