Mechanical Fitter

Mechanical Fitter (Short-term contract)

We are looking for an experienced mechanical fitter/assembler to work in an Eco-Fuel company based in Fowlmere (between Royston and Cambridge) on a short-term basis.

Below are some of the duties in this role:

Mechanical Assembly & Fitting

  • Knowledge and understanding in the use of Swagelok fittings.
  • Prepare component parts to required quality standards before assembling into system elements
  • Assemble mechanical components and sub-assemblies using hand and power tools
  • Work with large and high-value components requiring careful handling
  • Use and correctly interpret component and assembly drawings, along with written and verbal instructions
  • Carry out manual handling of components and assemblies in accordance with health and safety requirements
  • Use lifting equipment safely and appropriately where required

 

Quality & Safety

  • Ensure components and assemblies meet required quality standards before progressing
  • Work in accordance with work instructions, risk assessments, and health & safety requirements
  • Maintain workplace cleanliness

 

Team & Customer Support

  • Work effectively with colleagues across the production, Electrical and Engineering teams

 

Qualifications & Experience

  • Understanding or experience of hydraulic systems would be advantageous
  • Strong mechanical aptitude and practical assembly skills
  • Excellent hand skills and dexterity
  • Strong attention to detail and pride in workmanship

To enquire please send your CV to james@a4plus.co.uk or apply via this advert.

Pay rates are competitive depending on experience. Only local applicants will be considered due to short-term nature of the role.

Permanent
14 September 2026
Mechanical Engineer
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