Maintenance Engineer

Job Description

Maintenance Engineer
\n Telford
\n £53,546 overtime training
\n 4on/4off Days and nights (2days/2nights four off)

\n My Client are a global brand name and have been manufacturing in the area for years and have a factory packed to the rafters full of automated machinery. The factory is split into two departments which include the process side and packaging side. Due to a retirement, they are looking to add a maintenance engineer to the team. This opportunity offers a long-term career within a global manufacturing business.

\n There are progression routes to get to team leader/supervisor and Maintenance Manager. The current Engineering Manager has been with the company for six years and worked his way up. Some of the machines you will be working on include: pumps, valves, heat exchangers, mixers, conveyors, robots (ABB/Kawasaki), sealers, box machines, packaging machines and much more. Any experience on these would be advantageous.The engineering environment is varied, technically interesting and offers plenty of opportunity to develop your skills.

Benefits for the maintenance engineer:

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• Overtime available on tap – can earn over £60,000 – overtime x1.5 and double time Saturday night and Sunday
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• Private healthcare option
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• Option to buy four days extra holiday
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• Death in service payment
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• training - both internal/external course
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• ladder progression plan into more senior roles
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• Above average pension – you put in 5% they put in 7%
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• Electric car scheme
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• Generous holiday for the maintenance engineer
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Experience required for the maintenance engineer:

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• 5 years Exp. working as a multi-skilled maintenance engineer - would look at either bias
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• knowledge of pumps, pneumatics, conveyors, valves, packaging machines etc is advantageous
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• Level 2/3 in electrical qualification is a must
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• Ideally worked in a fast paced production environment
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• Attitude is key for this role, loads of development and progression opportunities for the maintenance engineer
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• Would look at maintenance engineers from any background including ex-forces
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