Assembly Operative ( Mechanical )

Pertemps Bristol Industrial
Clevedon, Somerset, BA4 6NS, United Kingdom
2 weeks ago
£14 – £18 ph

Salary

£14 – £18 ph

Posted
7 Apr 2026 (2 weeks ago)

Job description

Assembly Operative (Mechanical)

Location: Clevedon, North Somerset, ( Transport needed )

Pay Rate: £13.85 per hour to £18.47 per hour overtime after 37.5 worked,

Shifts: Monday to Friday, 08:00 to 16:00, Temp ongoing

Holiday: (25 days + 8 Bank Holidays accumulative)

Immediate start for the right candidate

Pertemps are currently recruiting Mechanical Assembly Operatives to join a leading manufacturing company based in Clevedon. The company produces specialist vacuum and exhaust management systems used within the semiconductor industry.

Ideal candidates will come from a hands-on, “on-the-tools” background, including experience in roles such as mechanical fitter, maintenance technician, fabricator, automotive or vehicle mechanic, toolmaker, CNC operator, or similar practical engineering positions.

Key Duties

Mechanical assembly of frames, brackets and components

Building sub-assemblies using tools and equipment

Installing pipework and mechanical components

Fitting heaters and insulation to pipe runs

Following basic engineering drawings and work instructions

Supporting general production and assembly tasks

Maintaining a clean and safe work areaWhat We’re Looking For

Previous assembly, manufacturing or engineering experience

Experience using hand tools and working with mechanical parts

Ability to follow instructions and drawings

Good attention to detail

Reliable and able to work both independently and in a team

Experience in roles such as Assembly Operative, Mechanical Fitter, Vehicle Mechanic, CNC Operator, Fabricator or Production Operative would be beneficial, but not essential.Additional Information

£13.85 per hour (+£27,007 per annum basic)

£18.47 per hour overtime after 37.5 worked hours

If available £20.78 per hour Saturday & £27.70 per hour Sunday

A choice of either Weekly or Monthly pay.

Due to the location, candidates should live locally to Clevedon or have their own transport.Apply Now If you’re interested in this role, please apply with your up-to-date CV.

For more information, contact Pertemps Technical Bristol on (phone number removed) (Option 3)

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