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Mobile Plant Fitter Job In Leighton Buzzard, Kemp Recruitment Ltd
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Location: Bedfordshire
Salary: £16 - £18 Per Hour + Company Van + Fuel Card + Paid Travel
Overtime: Time + Half, PAID DOOR 2 DOOR, and Double Time Available
Rota: Monday – Friday - DAYS
My client, a Plant Equipment Manufacture company, is looking for a qualified and experienced Mobile Plant Fitter to join their fitter team.
The main responsibilities of the Mobile Plant Fitter will include;
Routine maintenance of heavy plant machinery - Excavators, Dump Trucks, Loading Shovels, Rollers etc.
Repairs as necessary to ensure hire equipment is fit for purpose
Fault Finding
Inspections
The client is prepared to offer the Mobile Plant Fitter ;
A competitive salary with excellent overtime rates
Genuine opportunities for career progression
The successful Mobile Plant Fitter will have;
A professionally recognised qualification in Plant maintenance and repair (NVQ Level 2 or 3 or equivalent)
A full UK Driving licence
If you are interested in this Mobile Plant Fitter role, please submit an up to date CV through this advert or call Jack at Kemp Recruitment on (phone number removed)
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