Pumps & Rotating Equipment Mechanical Fitter – Site/Workshop

WGM Engineering Ltd; Glasgow; On-site; GBP 41,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

On-call allowance

Company van

Holiday entitlement 32–36 days

Pension scheme (6%)

Job summary

WGM Engineering Ltd, part of RSK Group, is seeking a Mechanical Fitter - Pumps & Rotating Equipment in Glasgow. You will work across workshop and client sites, inspecting, repairing and commissioning pumps and rotating machinery as part of the Engineered Solutions team.

You’ll apply hands-on mechanical skills, follow safety standards and contribute to high-quality service. Travel to client sites across Central Scotland is involved; a full UK driving licence is required.

Qualifications

• Recognised mechanical apprenticeship or equivalent qualification.
• Hands-on experience in mechanical fitting, maintenance, repair or overhaul of industrial equipment.
• Experience dismantling, inspecting and assembling mechanical equipment.
• Systematic fault finding and problem solving approach.
• Able to use measuring equipment and interpret technical drawings.

Responsibilities

• Inspect and diagnose faults in pumps and rotating equipment.
• Dismantle, repair, overhaul and reassemble equipment to specifications.
• Install and remove mechanical equipment at client sites safely.
• Measure and test assemblies, record results accurately.
• Maintain safe, organized work areas and complete accurate job records.

Skills

Mechanical fitting

Fault finding

Inspection & testing

Reading drawings

Safety-conscious

Education

Mechanical apprenticeship or trade qualification

Job description

WGM Engineering Ltd, part of RSK Group, is seeking a Mechanical Fitter - Pumps & Rotating Equipment in Glasgow. You will work across workshop and client sites, inspecting, repairing and commissioning pumps and rotating machinery as part of the Engineered Solutions team.

You’ll apply hands-on mechanical skills, follow safety standards and contribute to high-quality service. Travel to client sites across Central Scotland is involved; a full UK driving licence is required.