Mechanical Fitter (Industrial Automation Industry)

TCS Consulting
Irlam, Greater Manchester
7 months ago
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16 Oct 2025 (7 months ago)

Mechanical Fitter - Automation & Robotic Engineering

Location: Manchester

Salary: Competitive based on experience 
Job Type: Full-Time, Permanent

Our client is a leading provider of automation and robotic engineering solutions, delivering full turnkey machinery across a range of industries. They’re now looking for a skilled Mechanical Fitter to join their growing team.

Key Responsibilities:

Assemble and install mechanical components and systems.

Interpret and work from detailed engineering drawings.

Carry out machine builds, repairs, and modifications.

Use hand and power tools accurately and safely.

Diagnose and troubleshoot mechanical faults.

Ensure all work meets safety and quality standards.

What We’re Looking For:

Experience as a Fitter within industrial automation or machinery.

Strong understanding of mechanical systems and technical drawings.

Skilled in the safe use of hand and power tools.

Problem-solving mindset and attention to detail.

Ability to work independently and within a team.

Relevant trade qualification or certification.

Valid UK driver’s license.

What’s On Offer:

Competitive salary based on experience.

Overtime pay and performance bonuses.

Opportunities for career progression and skills development.

Supportive and forward-thinking team environment.

Involvement in exciting and innovative engineering projects.

Ready to bring your mechanical expertise to a high-tech, growing company? Apply now

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