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A leading recruitment agency in Gateshead is seeking a Trainee Lifting Equipment Inspection Engineer. This position offers a fully supported 2-year training programme leading to qualification in a promising engineering career. The role involves hands-on inspection and testing of lifting equipment on-site and in a workshop. Candidates need no prior experience but should be reliable, detail-oriented, and willing to learn. Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits, including PPE and company transport, are provided.
Location: Gateshead (site-based with travel)
Salary: £27,000 – £29,000 per annum (based on experience)
Hours: 39 hours per week | Monday – Friday | 8:00am – 4:30pm
Overtime: Available (as required, not scheduled)
Our client is looking for a Trainee Lifting Equipment Inspection Engineer to join their experienced engineering team in Gateshead.
This is an excellent opportunity for someone looking to build a long-term career in the lifting and engineering industry. No previous inspection experience is required – they provide a structured 2-year training programme leading to full qualification and ongoing employment as a Lifting Equipment Inspection Engineer.
The role is hands‑on and varied. Some days you may be working outdoors on customer sites, handling and inspecting heavy lifting equipment in all weather conditions. Other periods may be spent in a clean warehouse environment methodically inspecting equipment. This variety is a key part of the role.
Our client is looking for someone who:
No experience is required – full training is provided. However, any background in engineering, construction, mechanical work, lifting equipment, or similar practical roles would be an advantage.
If you’re someone with some life experience who wants more than just a job and you’re prepared to work hard, learn a specialist trade, and commit to a career – this role offers a solid future in a respected engineering sector.