Mechanical Fitter

BMR Solutions
Kenn, North Somerset, Somerset, United Kingdom
3 days ago
£18 – £20 ph

Salary

£18 – £20 ph

Posted
17 Apr 2026 (3 days ago)

Skilled Mechanical Technician

Location: Clevedon

Contract: 12–24 Months Minimum

Type: PAYE | Immediate Opportunities Available

Join a Growing High-Tech Manufacturer

We are recruiting on behalf of a global leader in advanced equipment for the semiconductor and electronics industry.

Due to sustained growth and significant investment in cutting-edge technology, our client is expanding its workforce, creating stable, long-term opportunities for skilled Mechanical Technicians.

Pay & Shift Options

Early Shift

£18.26 per hour

Monday–Thursday: 06:00 – 14:00

Friday: 06:00 – 11:30

Late Shift

£19.85 per hour

Monday–Wednesday: 14:30 – 00:30

Thursday: 14:30 – 00:00

No Friday working

Flexible Options

Fixed early, late or day shifts available

Overtime

1.75x weekday overtime

2.0x weekend overtime

Contractor Benefits

Annual pay reviews

Performance and incentive bonus schemes

25 days holiday plus bank holidays

Subsidised on-site canteen

Modern facilities including showers and cycle storage

Regular company events and social activities

The Role

You will be responsible for the precision assembly and fitting of engineered systems within a structured production environment.

Typical duties include:

Mechanical assembly of machinery, cabinets and frame-based systems

Building sub-assemblies to high-quality standards

Working from detailed engineering drawings and schematics

Using a range of hand tools and mechanical fitting techniques

Supporting production targets while maintaining strict quality standards

Key Responsibilities

Assembly of components including pumps, valves, motors, hydraulics and pneumatics

Installation of industrial pipework and basic plumbing systems

Working independently and as part of a production cell team

Supporting electrical assembly activities where required (desirable)

Requirements

Proven experience in mechanical fitting, assembly or production

Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings

Experience with hydraulics, pneumatics, pumps or valves

Background in manufacturing or engineering environments

Apprenticeship or time-served experience preferred

Strong attention to detail and a methodical approach

About the Employer

This is a well-established, forward-thinking manufacturer operating at the forefront of advanced technology, offering a clean, modern and professional working environment.

About BMR Solutions

BMR Solutions acts as both an Employment Business and an Employment Agency.

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

We are committed to building an inclusive workplace and welcome applications from individuals of all backgrounds. We believe diverse perspectives strengthen our teams and encourage candidates to apply regardless of age, disability, gender identity, race, religion, sexual orientation or any other protected characteristic.

Why Apply

* Long-term contract stability

* Competitive PAYE rates with overtime potential

* Opportunity to work in a high-growth, future-focused industry

* Supportive and well-equipped working environment

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