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Mechanical Technician - Build
Job Title: Mechanical Technician - Build
Job Reference: LB/HQ00057589-19
Location: Northampton
Job Type: Permanent
Salary:
£28000 - £32000 per annum, Benefits: 25 days holiday + bank hols / Pension / Healthcare
Sector: Engineering
Posted 8 days ago
- Perform Pre-delivery inspections on completed machines
- Fault finding and repair of Customer machines returned to workshop for investigation.
The Successful Mechanical Technician Candidate:
- The ideal candidate will have previous experience within a similar role.
- The Workshop Technician will ideally be qualified through an apprenticeship in either Mechanical or Electrical Engineering (other qualifications and experience levels will be considered)
- You will ideally have experience with automotive or special purpose machinery. (other industries will be considered)
Salary- £28,000 - £32,000 per Year
Shifts- Days 8.30am - 5pm (Mon-Thurs) 8.30am- 4pm (Friday)
Opportunity to increase earnings through Weekend overtime if you wish. This is not essential.
Holiday - 25 days + Bank Holidays
Name:
Lee Burton
Direct telephone:
01788 824 555
I know that it may sound cliché, but recruitment really is my passion. I have worked in Engineering Recruitment since 1993 and always strive to be known for providing quality recruitment solutions. In an industry where reputation is foremost, I have aimed to maintain a high-quality, honest-service approach throughout all of my roles.
In 2000 I was approached to join the Simon Holdings Group, with a view to extending their Technical Recruitment presence into the Midlands, thereby complementing the progress of their Jenrick Engineering brand in the South since 1967.
The 'New Normal' Office Environment
It's great to be back in the office!
But things have changed. There are little differences around the building and a few new rules too!
What came of 2018 and how has that effected the start of 2019
2018 wasn’t a particularly straightforward year, there were many factors such as Brexit - big political decisions that came with that and on top of that the media were forecasting a slowdown of UK GDP growth. All this gave the feeling of doom and gloom. Thankfully due to the great British resolve, for the most part, these factors were sidelined by businesses with the attitude of ‘We just need to get on with it, irrespective’. For us as a business it did really feel like business as usual, just with a side of caution.