Mechanical Fitter

Mechanical fitter responsible for assembling, installing, and repairing metal structures, machinery, and mechanical components. Technical expertise, precision, and adherence to safety standards required. Experience in welding and using specific tools is essential.

Responsibilities for the position of mechanical locksmith include: performing assembly, maintenance, and repair work on metal structures; using measuring and cutting tools; reading and interpreting technical drawings; adhering to health and safety regulations; diagnosing and resolving mechanical equipment malfunctions.

Responsibilities for the position of Mechanical Fitter: - Assembling, installing, and adjusting mechanical components - Reading and interpreting technical drawings - Using specific tools to complete work tasks - Adhering to health and safety regulations - Performing maintenance and repair work according to technical specifications.

Benefits for the Mechanical Locksmith position: health insurance, performance bonuses, ongoing professional development programs, career advancement opportunities, additional vacation days, high-quality work equipment, a safe and stable work environment.

The salary for the position of mechanical fitter varies depending on experience and skills, offering a competitive package that reflects the level of expertise, and may include performance bonuses.

The mechanical locksmith works in a workshop or on a construction site, conditions that may involve noise, vibrations, exposure to oils, and other technical fluids. The use of protective equipment and adherence to safety regulations are necessary. Tasks may also include overtime, depending on the project.