Electrical Maintenance Engineer

Role: Electrical Maintenance Engineer

Reports to: Shift Leader

Location: Morley

Hours: 39

Salary: £40,774.73 - £45,871.57 (12.5% shift allowance)

Please note - we operate a weekly rolling shift pattern, 6am - 2pm (early) and 2pm - 10:00pm (late).

As an experienced Electrical Maintenance Engineer you will work against the planned maintenance schedule to ensure machinery, equipment and facilities are at an acceptable standard. You will achieve reductions in downtime through planned and reactive maintenance by analysing major breakdowns, carrying out root cause analysis and putting solutions in place to prevent machinery/process issues reoccurring.

What’s in it for you?

• 28 days holiday

• Outstanding Induction Programme

• Development courses via the Nobia UK Training Team or external providers

• Cashback Scheme

• Access to Wellbeing and Support Services

• Employee Discounts on Kitchens, Retailers, Gym Membership and much more

• Annual Advantage Points to spend online

• Expression of Wish

• Pension Scheme

• Free on-site parking

• Holiday Purchase Scheme, with the ability to buy up to 5 days additional annual leave.

What you’ll be doing:

• Manage outstanding and upcoming machine maintenance tasks

• Respond to any breakdowns

• Coordinate and control on-site contractors in line with company processes

• Ensure HSE KPIs and all relevant legislative requirements are consistently met

• Attend and actively participate in training to minimise skills gaps

• Support the maintenance strategy to improve reliability and up-time, driving towards world-class standards

• Analyse major breakdowns through comprehensive root cause analysis, implementing solutions to prevent recurrence

• Attend and contribute to team briefings and operational meetings

Who we’re looking for:

• NVQ Level 3 (or equivalent) in a relevant engineering discipline as a minimum

• Time served in an electrical maintenance role, with experience carrying out both planned/preventative maintenance as well as being able to respond to breakdowns

• Strong understanding of sound engineering practices

• Proven ability in fault find and problem solve within a manufacturing environment

• Excellent communication skills, with the ability to work effectively as part of a team

• Experience of continuous improvement initiatives and lean manufacturing principles

• IT literate, with working knowledge of Computerised Maintenance Management Systems and Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)

About Gower

With over 30 year’s expertise in the kitchen and bathroom furniture industry, we are a leading manufacturer of both branded and own label kitchens and bathrooms into the highly competitive UK DIY & Trade markets. From one box ‘take home today’ products to home delivered ranges with a bespoke feel, the Gower portfolio has gone from strength to strength with innovation and new product development being a core part of the successful business model.

#LiDNI