Mechanical Assembler

Are you an experienced Mechanical Fitter looking to join a leading engineering manufacturer in Sunbury-on-Thames? Our client specialises in the design and manufacture of hazardous area safety equipment and explosion protection systems. In this role, you will be responsible for the mechanical assembly of complex systems, primarily pneumatic with some electronic components. The role is working Monday to Friday day shifts with flexibility paying up to £15 per hour. The position requires a high level of precision during assembly, along with the flexibility to work on a variety of systems, sizes, and configurations.Hours of work:Monday - Friday - Days (40 hour week)Flexible start and finish times7am-8am startFinish no earlier than 4pmFinish at lunchtime on Fridays if all hours made upIf you are interested in this role - APPLY NOW via the job board.As a Mechanical Fitter your role will involve:Build and assemble complete systems and individual sub-assemblies in line with engineering drawings and specificationsInstall mechanical components into both standard and custom-built enclosures, ensuring a high-quality finish ready for dispatchCarry out testing and inspections to verify equipment operates correctly and meets required standardsDiagnose and resolve assembly or testing issues using effective fault-finding and problem-solving techniquesWork across a wide range of products and bespoke builds, maintaining accuracy and attention to detail on every projectWorking efficiently to meet targets, identifying opportunities to reduce waste and improve processesSupport continuous improvement activities and contribute ideas to improve ways of workingMaintain good attendance, reliability, and a strong commitment to safety and qualityFollow company environmental procedures and ensure waste is disposed of and recycled correctlySuitable Candidate:Experience in mechanical assembly within a manufacturing or engineering environmentThe ability to confidently read and interpret engineering drawings and pneumatic schematicsGood practical skills and experience using hand tools safely and effectivelyStrong fault-finding and problem-solving abilities with a keen eye for detailExperience working with electrical or electronic assemblies would be advantageousKnowledge of lean manufacturing practices, such as 5S, is desirableThe flexibility to work on a variety of standard and bespoke builds, adapting to changing prioritiesThe physical ability to carry out hands-on assembly work, including standing for long periods and handling larger components (lifting equipment is provided where required)A positive attitude and willingness to learn new skills and develop across multiple engineering disciplinesIf you are interested in the above role, APPLY NOW via the job board.TPBN1_UKTJ