WGM Engineering is one of Scotland’s leading engineering solution providers and performing responsibly is integral to our success and sustainability. We are committed to delivering projects and services whilst ensuring that we meet our customer and society needs, whilst managing the social and environmental impacts of our business. Since trading commenced in 1986, WGM has continued to develop its operations to adhere to the marketplace and client demand. This has been achieved by offering a unique and total service where Mechanical, Electrical and Civil Engineering disciplines are provisioned under the one roof. Aligning our three disciplines and our strategically located service centres offers a total turnkey solution to clients countrywide and ensures we are the number one engineering company of choice.
The overall purpose of the role is to identify dismantle, report, repair, assemble and test all types of rotating equipment with a bias towards pump maintenance. The workshop engineer will take complete responsibility for specific workshop jobs, the role requires a hands-on approach to other mechanical engineering projects.

QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE

To be successful in this role, you should have:

• Time served mechanical apprenticeship
• Water experience (desirable)
• Previous pump experience
• Pump and component knowledge
• Ability to use engineering measuring equipment
• Knowledge of safe systems of work
• Valid UK driving licence
• CSCS/EUSR Card Holder
• Confined Space Entry training (desirable)
• DOMS & Water Hygiene (desirable)
• Overhead pendant crane/gantry crane training
• Lifting Operations training

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Identify equipment and book same into workshop maintenance system
• Clean and inspect components, highlighting any items that do not meet job requirements
• Rebuild equipment to the job specification/quality plans/OEM standards
• Carry out testing and inspection to ensure assemblies meet our written standards
• Report through the evaluation system
• Complete reports, RAMS, job sheets in a clear and concise manner
• Identifying parts and repairs required
• Responsible for the assembly, testing and recording of results
• Detailing method, material and component required to effect repairs
• Attend site and fault find and installed equipment, remove and repair as required
• Provide updates to workshop supervisor advising of job progress
• Take full responsibility for the quality of work
• Work in a safe and organised way
• Ensure work area is kept clean, tidy and organised
• All other workshop duties as deemed necessary
• Demonstrate awareness of the technical standard when carrying out your role.

To be successful in this role, you should have:

• Time served mechanical apprenticeship
• Water experience (desirable)
• Previous pump experience
• Pump and component knowledge
• Ability to use engineering measuring equipment
• Knowledge of safe systems of work
• Valid UK driving licence
• CSCS/EUSR Card Holder
• Confined Space Entry training (desirable)
• DOMS & Water Hygiene (desirable)
• Overhead pendant crane/gantry crane training
• Lifting Operations trainin