Mechanical Workshop Engineer - Part TimeWest Sussex

Our long term client based in Horsham are looking for a Part Time Mechanical Workshop Engineer - 3 days a week - 22.5 hours - the salary is pro rata of £30000 - £35000. Good company benefits. Parking available and close to rail/bus routes.

Really interesting niche sector. 

They are seeking a skilled and detail-oriented Mechanical Engineer to join our team. The successful candidate will be responsible for disassembling, repairing, assembling, and testing mechanical components—especially those involving hydraulic and pneumatic systems. A strong understanding of material selection, functional testing, and quality compliance is essential.

Key Responsibilities:

• Disassemble mechanical components to assess damage and identify repair requirements.
• Determine appropriate materials and methods to be used during the repair process.
• Perform repairs according to approved Repair Instructions and Component Maintenance Manuals
  • Conduct functional testing of components, with a focus on hydraulic and pneumatic systems.
  • Reassemble components after repair or overhaul, ensuring compliance with specifications.
  • Execute "Reduce to Produce" activities to support component recovery and cost efficiency.
    • Maintain and report operational data daily, weekly, and monthly as required.
    • Manage the calibration process for tools and equipment in accordance with quality standards.
    • Apply strong problem-solving skills to troubleshoot mechanical failures and suggest improvements.
    • Ensure adherence to safety, quality, and compliance standards across all activities

Qualifications and Experience:

• Proven hands-on experience with hydraulic systems and components.
• Familiarity with pneumatic systems and testing protocols.
  • Solid understanding of mechanical repairs, material selection, and calibration processes.
  • Strong problem-solving skills and ability to work independently or in a team.
  • Experience in a regulated industry (aviation, automotive, etc.) is preferred.