FullTime with Benefits

Mechanical Assembler (M/F)

ACTUAL ORLEANS 1076 · La Verrie

Contract · Posted on 20 October 2026 · Open until 19 November 2026

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Our client designs and manufactures agricultural machinery products. To support the development of its workshop production, we are looking for a Mechanical Assembler (M/F) on their behalf.

Reporting to our client's workshop manager and working from technical files, you will ensure the complete or partial assembly of agricultural machines:

Mounting and Assembly: Fix, adjust, and assemble mechanical elements, metal structures, and accessories onto chassis.

Hydraulics & Electrical: Install components, route hoses, perform hydraulic connections (cylinders, blocks), and basic electrical connections.

Technical Reading: Decode and scrupulously follow assembly plans, hydraulic diagrams, and the company's manufacturing processes.

Adjustment & Finishing: Use workshop tools (screwdrivers, torque wrenches, lifting equipment) to ensure correct positioning and tightening of parts.

Quality Control: Verify the mechanical operation of assembled units, track anomalies (leaks, play), and perform necessary adjustments before final validation.

Hourly rate: according to profile

IFM (end-of-mission bonus) = 10% of total gross remuneration

ICCP (paid leave compensation) = 10% of gross remuneration (including IFM)

Health insurance

Provident fund

Works Council (CSE)

We also have a social action fund: the FASTT, which gives you access to various services.

The icing on the cake: we offer you the ACTUAL savings account, which earns you 12% interest per year!

With 1 to 2 years of experience in a similar position, you hold a CAP/BEP diploma or equivalent in mechanics (Heavy Goods Vehicles, Agricultural Equipment, Public Works) or maintenance. Autonomous, versatile, and possessing excellent manual dexterity, you have mastered general mechanics as well as hydraulic systems. Your ability to accurately read and interpret technical plans and diagrams will be an essential asset for successfully carrying out your assembly tasks in the workshop.

Original posting: www.actualgroup.com