Our client, a leading distributor and manufacturer of hydraulic components serving customers across the Uk are looking to expand their team with a Workshop Machinist - Hydraulics Repair / Engineering to be based in Braintree, Essex.
On Offer:
An exciting opportunity to join a growing business and play an important role in developing its workshop operation
Attractive salary ranging from £35K-£40K dependant on skills and experience
Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 5:30pm.
Overtime available as required.
Company pension.
On-site parking.
Main Purpose of the Role:
Reporting to the Operations Manager, the Workshop Machinist would take responsibility for running and organising the machine workshop. This is a hands-on position offering an excellent opportunity for someone who enjoys practical engineering work, solving problems and improving the way a workshop operates.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Diagnose faults and carry out repairs to hydraulic rams and components.
Strip down, inspect, refurbish and reassemble hydraulic cylinders.
Test completed hydraulic rams to ensure safe, efficient and reliable operation.
Operate manual lathes, pillar drills and band saws.
Welding of components as required.
Liaise directly with customers to understand job requirements and provide quotations.
Manage workshop stock and order parts and materials as required.
Source competitive pricing where possible.
Organise and manage outsourced work.
Communicate effectively with colleagues, customers and suppliers.
Maintain a clean, tidy and well-organised workshop.
Follow all company health and safety procedures and safe working practices.
Use workshop tools and equipment correctly and report faults or hazards.
Help identify opportunities to improve workshop processes and efficiency.
To be Considered:
Engineering qualification such as NVQ, City & Guilds or equivalent.
Previous experience working within a hydraulic repair environment.
Experience with stock control and ordering parts.
Experience repairing and refurbishing hydraulic rams or cylinders – preferred.
The ability to diagnose faults, strip, inspect and reassemble components.
Experience operating manual lathes, pillar drills, band saws and welding.
A good understanding of general workshop practices.
The ability to test components to ensure safe and reliable operation.
Good communication skills and confidence liaising with customers.
The ability to organise your own workload and manage competing priorities.
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