Mechanical Fitter

Role summary

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The Mechanical Fitter role typically requires a relevant mechanical trade qualification, such as Certificate III in Engineering – Mechanical Trade, and experience maintaining, repairing and installing industrial equipment. Candidates should be able to read technical drawings, use hand and precision tools, diagnose mechanical faults and follow safe work procedures. Experience in mining, rail, energy, manufacturing or major infrastructure projects is advantageous. A current Australian work right, relevant licences, medical clearance and the ability to pass drug and alcohol screening may be required. UGL expects reliable, safety-focused team members who can work independently, meet project deadlines and adapt to shift work, remote locations or FIFO arrangements where applicable.

About the employer

UGL is an Australian engineering, construction and maintenance company and part of the CIMIC Group. It delivers services across transport, rail, resources, energy, water, defence and industrial infrastructure. The company supports clients through project delivery, asset maintenance, operations and technical services, employing tradespeople, engineers, project managers and corporate specialists across Australia. UGL works on both metropolitan and regional projects, including long-term maintenance contracts and major infrastructure developments. Its workforce culture generally places strong emphasis on safety, quality, teamwork, technical competence and meeting client requirements. Mechanical fitters may work in workshops, processing facilities, rail environments, power stations, construction sites or remote resource operations, depending on the project and location.