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GRS are seeking skilled Mechanical Fitters to join a growing team delivering essential infrastructure upgrades in the water industry. This is an exciting opportunity to be part of a critical project focused on wastewater treatment enhancements and environmental resilience. The role is based on a live site in Surrey and involves installation, maintenance, and commissioning of mechanical systems.

Key Responsibilities:



Install, assemble, and maintain mechanical equipment including pumps, valves, pipework, and other water treatment components.

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Support commissioning activities and mechanical testing.

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Read and interpret engineering drawings and technical specifications.

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Work to high health and safety standards on a live water industry site.

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Liaise with site supervisors and other trades to ensure timely project delivery.

Requirements:

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Proven experience as a mechanical fitter, ideally in the water or utilities sector.

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NVQ Level 3 or equivalent in Mechanical Engineering or Fitting.

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Confined Space and CSCS card preferred.

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EUSR Water Hygiene (can be arranged if not held).

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Ability to work from drawings and follow detailed instructions.

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Strong understanding of site health and safety protocols.

If you’re a mechancial fitter with water or industrial project experience and are looking for your next challenge, we’d love to hear from you. Please apply with your CV!

GRS (Gearing Recruitment Solutions) operates across sectors including water treatment, wastewater, AMP projects, and energy distribution. Relevant industries: clean water, sludge treatment, pumping stations, chemical dosing, sewage, food processing, breweries, pharmaceutical, process engineering, power networks, HV/LV installations, renewables, solar, wind farms, energy storage systems, oil and gas, and petrochemicals

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