Assembly Fitter Assembly Fitter Pay: Up to £18.41 Are you an Assembly Fitter who takes pride in building and repairing parts that actually keep aircraft flying? We are looking for an Assembly Fitter to join a respected aerospace company on a contract basis, working on flight-critical components where your skill and precision make a real difference. You will be the Assembly Fitter trusted to strip, inspect, rebuild, and test a wide range of parts, including mechanical, pneumatic, electronic, and electro-mechanical units. It’s hands-on work with clear processes, technical manuals to follow, and quality standards that matter. Day to day As the Assembly Fitter, you will: Interpret Component Maintenance Manuals, Service Bulletins and technical data. Carry out preliminary inspections including diagnostic tests, disassembly, cleaning and detailed component checks. Identify parts and materials required for the job. Rebuild and test units to drawing and manual requirements. Complete paperwork that matches the work, keeping everything compliant. Hit delivery schedules and maintain tidy working practices. What you need You are an Assembly Fitter with experience in fault finding, strip and inspection, repair, and test of aerospace or similar high-precision assemblies. Confident using manuals, drawings and regulator-approved data. Comfortable with diagnostic work and hands-on rebuilds. Organised, methodical, and calm under pressure. Security clearance eligibility and drug testing acceptance are required. Apprenticeship training will put you at a higher rate of pay. Why you will like it This Assembly Fitter contract pays £18.07 to £18.41 per hour, depending on training. You’ll work on flight-critical parts that genuinely matter, with proper manuals, testing equipment, and a team that knows their craft. Hours are steady, the workshop is well organised, and contractors with the right attitude tend to stick around. Ready to chat? Apply now for the Assembly Fitter role. Or call/text Hayden at Holt Engineering on (phone number removed). It’s just a quick chat about your background as an Assembly Fitter and what you are looking for next to make sure it’s the right fit