Fitter and Turner

Machining, assembling, and servicing mechanical components

Fitters and turners read mechanical drawings, create metal parts using lathes/mills, and fit them precisely in assemblies. They maintain or repair equipment, adjust tolerances, and ensure moving components operate smoothly.

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Key Benefits

Versatile Skill Set

Combines machining expertise with assembly and maintenance tasks.

Mechanical Problem Solving

Diagnose wear, misalignment, or part failure and implement fixes.

Industrial Applications

Employed in manufacturing, processing plants, mining, or power generation facilities.

Recommended Insurance Coverage

Professional Indemnity Insurance

If you advise on mechanical assembly design or modifications.

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Public Liability Insurance

Covers accidental damage while performing onsite fitting or repairs.

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Machinery Coverage

Protects lathes, mills, and other shop tools from theft or damage.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, but fitters and turners also focus heavily on fitting parts into assemblies, gearboxes, or mechanical systems.

A Certificate III in Engineering – Mechanical Trade (Fitting and Turning) plus apprenticeship.

Some roles require basic welding knowledge, but major welding tasks may be handled by specialized welders.

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