Maintenance Engineer

A fantastic opportunity has become available for a Maintenance Engineer to join a leading advanced manufacturing facility producing high-quality components for industry.

Working within a modern, technology-driven environment, you will provide vital engineering support across a range of automated production equipment, helping maximise uptime, improve reliability, and support operational excellence. Working a variation of double days with excellent overtime, it is a great opportunity.

This role would suit a multi skilled Maintenance Engineer, with a strong electrical skillset. If you enjoy working in a fast-paced, precision manufacturing environment surrounded by a close nit team, this is your type of opportunity.

Ideal candidates with strong PLC fault-finding capability, and experience maintaining automated production machinery within automotive, FMCG, or similar sectors.

Key Responsibilities Provide engineering support across a wide range of automated production equipment to maximise plant availability and performance.<br />Diagnose and repair electrical, mechanical, PLC, pneumatic, and hydraulic faults to minimise production downtime.

Basic modifications will be required on PLC controlled automated equipment.<br />Complete planned preventative maintenance activities and identify opportunities to improve equipment reliability.<br />Monitor machinery performance, investigate recurring faults, and support continuous improvement initiatives.<br />Work closely with production teams to maintain high standards of safety, quality, and operational efficiency.

Salary - £40,000-£49,000 per annum + OT The company also offers a comprehensive benefits package, including 25 days' annual leave plus bank holidays, a healthcare cash plan, a company pension scheme, life assurance, and excellent training and development opportunities.

Contact Details If working in a modern, fast paced environment is the challenge you are craving, get in touch with Conor on (phone number removed) or email an update cv to (url removed)