I'm currently working with a long-established and highly respected engineering firm based in Poole, known for its innovation and technical excellence within the hydraulics and mobile engineering sector. As they continue to grow, they are looking for a skilled Workshop Assembly Engineer to join their team. This role is ideal for someone with strong mechanical assembly experience, particularly in hydraulic systems, and who enjoys working to tight tolerances with a quality-first mindset. Key Responsibilities of a Mechanical Fitter: Assemble and disassemble hydraulic components and systems according to engineering drawings and build specs Work to tight tolerances using appropriate tools and measuring equipment Conduct visual inspections, crack detection (NDT), and basic mechanical testing Operate hoists and presses for lifting and bearing fitting Collaborate closely with the workshop team to maintain workflow efficiency Support quality and production teams in achieving output targets Maintain workshop standards in line with 5S and safety guidelines Input data into MRP or SAP systems for production trackingWhat We’re Looking For in : Hands-on experience in mechanical assembly or maintenance (preferably hydraulics or precision engineering) Relevant mechanical engineering qualifications or apprenticeship-trained (desirable) Good knowledge of workshop tools, torque wrenches, and inspection techniques Self-motivated, with the ability to work independently and as part of a team Basic computer literacy – MRP/SAP experience is a plus High attention to detail and a professional approach to quality and safetyWhat’s In It for You: 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays Private Medical Insurance Death in Service x 4 Company sick pay EV salary sacrifice Standard Life Pension – can be salary sacrifice Employee contribution up to 5% and Hydreco will contribute up to 8% Workwear provided Free parking Christmas Closedown If this sounds like a fit for your experience and ambitions, apply today or contact Ian at Holt Engineering on (phone number removed) to discuss the role in more detail