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AES Equipment Solutions
As a Mechanical Fitter with AES, you will be responsible for inspecting, maintaining and repairing mechanical equipment, ensuring machinery operates efficiently, safely and reliably while minimizing downtime. The role…
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About the role
As a Mechanical Fitter with AES, you will be responsible for inspecting, maintaining and repairing mechanical equipment, ensuring machinery operates efficiently, safely and reliably while minimizing downtime. The role will also support the completion of special builds, service trucks and water carts, including the installation and fitment of trays, accessories, PTO/HYD systems and associated mechanical components.
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About Us:
AES Equipment Solutions (AES) is equipped with the latest technology to provide highly cost-effective services including manufacturing and earthmoving equipment repair and maintenance with rapid turnaround times. Mining service and support vehicles such as service trucks, water trucks and custom-built equipment are engineered for sites across Australia.
If you have the above necessary skills and experience to take on this rewarding challenge, you are encouraged to APPLY NOW.
AES is an Equal Opportunity Employer and we strongly support diversity in our workforce. Applicants from a wide sector of the community, including women and indigenous cultures, are encouraged to apply.
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