Mechanical Test Technician
Owen Daniels · Bridgwater
Job description
About the role
We are seeking a hands‑on Mechanical Test Technician to join our global engineering and manufacturing business in Bridgwater. You will work in a laboratory environment, building and running mechanical product tests to ensure the highest quality standards.
Key responsibilities
- Prepare, build and execute mechanical product tests.
- Assemble test rigs, pipework and associated testing equipment.
- Inspect, measure and analyse test samples and results.
- Monitor tests, identify issues and suggest improvements.
- Support continuous improvement initiatives within the test laboratory.
Required profile
- Practical engineering or mechanical background.
- Strong hands‑on skills with excellent attention to detail.
- IT literate and confident using Microsoft Office.
- Proactive attitude with a willingness to learn.
- Apprenticeship or engineering experience is desirable.
Required skills
- Microsoft Office
- Crane operation
- Gas system handling
- Liquid nitrogen handling
What we offer
- Salary up to £32,000 per year plus a 4% annual bonus.
- Specialist training on cranes, gas systems and liquid nitrogen.
- Opportunity to design and build bespoke test equipment.
- Long‑term career development within a global engineering business.
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