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SMS; Arbroath; On-site; GBP 23,000 - 32,000; Full time

Job summary

SMS is recruiting for a Fitter/Mechanic based at our site in the Arbroath area. The role involves assembling components such as brakes, wheels, lighting and hydraulics to make products roadworthy, with some repair work and ongoing training.

You will work in a busy manufacturing environment Monday to Friday with overtime. Training will be provided and there is potential for progression to testing for roadworthiness.

Qualifications

• Experience as fitter or mechanic in a manufacturing/workshop.
• Ability to assemble components to roadworthy standards.
• Commitment to safety and housekeeping.

Responsibilities

• Assemble brakes, wheels, lighting and hydraulics to build products.
• Work in a clean, safe workshop and maintain high standards.
• Occasional testing for roadworthiness.

Skills

Mechanical aptitude

Attention to detail

Safety conscious

Tools

Hand tools

Job description

Our client is continuing to grow and is looking for Fitter/Mechanic based in their site in the Arbroath area. This growth has seen the company turnover increase and their ability to service clients far beyond their expectations. With continued support for training and with a guarantee that personal development will be encouraged and promoted our client is now looking to expand their operations in the Arbroath area.

The Role

This is a fundamental role in the business and will require applicants to be involved in a busy manufacturing environment, the role is for a mechanic or fitter to put together components such as brakes, wheels, lighting, hydraulics, etc. to make the product roadworthy and fit for purpose. Building new with a small amount of repair work. Working in a clean and safe working environment, care and attention to work and work practices, good general housekeeping of work area. Safety will be your number one priority, both for yourself and your colleagues. This role will be workshop-based work Monday to Friday with Over-time. Training will be given and the hope is this role will progress to a point where the applicant can do the testing for roadworthiness.