Mechanical Fitter - Prototype Development
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Mechanical Fitter - Prototype Development
We currently have an opening for a Qualified Mechanical Fitter to work on a unique and interesting project in Bibra Lake. This prototype development project will suit candidates looking for something varied, vastly different form their current roles.
In Collaboration with the existing project team, you will assist in the building, testing and fault finding of a new to industry mineral processing system. Previous experience with processing equipment will be advantageous in collaborating on improvements on the way to commissioning the final product.
This is a great opportunity for someone looking for a role that breaks the mold and challenges your thinking. Whilst short term initially, the client has suggested there will be ongoing work on further contracts for applicants with the right attributes.
Are you the right person?
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I’m guessing you’re ready to experience something new and exciting! Click APPLY now and submit an up-to-date resume for us to review.
For further information please email Ethan at ethan@irp.net.au OR call me on 0418 715 400.
IRP is an equal opportunity employer and encourages applications from women, and people from Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander descent.
RIGHT PERSON | RIGHT JOB | RIGHT TIME
www.IRP.net.au
- $68 / hr + Super
- Unique & interesting work developing prototype
- Short term project with extension opportunities for those interested
We currently have an opening for a Qualified Mechanical Fitter to work on a unique and interesting project in Bibra Lake. This prototype development project will suit candidates looking for something varied, vastly different form their current roles.
In Collaboration with the existing project team, you will assist in the building, testing and fault finding of a new to industry mineral processing system. Previous experience with processing equipment will be advantageous in collaborating on improvements on the way to commissioning the final product.
This is a great opportunity for someone looking for a role that breaks the mold and challenges your thinking. Whilst short term initially, the client has suggested there will be ongoing work on further contracts for applicants with the right attributes.
Are you the right person?
- Qualified Mechanical Fitter
- Experience with mineral processing plants, pumps, dewatering systems, work with fluids or gases highly regarded
- Experience with stainless steel piping, fittings & connections
- Ability to contribute mechanical solutions to technical problems
- You'll need to provide your own tools
- Available for an immediate start
- Developing leading edge mineral processing prototype
- Highly collaborative small team culture
- Supportive test & learn environment
- Unique experience in the industry
- Attractive pay rate
- Potential contract extensions for candidates with the right attributes
If you made it this far…
I’m guessing you’re ready to experience something new and exciting! Click APPLY now and submit an up-to-date resume for us to review.
For further information please email Ethan at ethan@irp.net.au OR call me on 0418 715 400.
IRP is an equal opportunity employer and encourages applications from women, and people from Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander descent.
RIGHT PERSON | RIGHT JOB | RIGHT TIME
www.IRP.net.au
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Who is hiring for the Mechanical Fitter - Prototype Development role?
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Where is the Mechanical Fitter - Prototype Development job located?
The Mechanical Fitter - Prototype Development role with IRP is based in Bibra Lake, WA, AU.
What does the Mechanical Fitter - Prototype Development role pay?
IRP lists the Mechanical Fitter - Prototype Development role at up to AUD 68 per hour.
Is the Mechanical Fitter - Prototype Development role full-time or contract?
This is a full time position at IRP.
What experience level is the Mechanical Fitter - Prototype Development role?
The Mechanical Fitter - Prototype Development position is aimed at mid-level candidates.
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