Fitter/Machine Mover

Job Description

GEM are working with a global organisation to recruit a number of fitters to carry out project-related tasks based on a client’s sites in the North East. We are keen to hear from candidates with experience within this sector.

Duties

• Dismantling and assembling machinery.

• Loading, unloading, and relocating machines and materials.

• Demolishing and scrapping machines and buildings.

• Packing machines and materials for transport.

• Reporting damages and malfunctions to the Project Manager.

• Accounting for work carried out and completing the required documents/work orders, etc.

• Ensuring the responsible and careful use, maintenance, and management of all equipment.

• Maintaining a safe working environment for yourself and others by following safety regulations and using personal protective equipment.

• Maintaining an efficient and tidy working environment.

• Performing physical tasks in various positions

• Exerting force or lifting up to 23 kg, occasionally more.

Required/desired knowledge, skills or experience

• Relevant education obtained at a college

• Mechanical/Hand tool experience

• FLT – Counterbalance or Reach

• Telehandler

• IPAF

• Driving license

• CSCS card

• Rigging/Slinging

Additional Information

Location: Peterlee and Washington

Hours of work Monday to Friday

• 8am till 4pm

Rates of pay:

• Days – £13.50 per hr to £15 per hr

This vacancy is being advertised on behalf of Gem Partnership Ltd who are trading as a recruitment business.

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