Maintenance Engineer

£54k + Benefits.

I guess if you're reading this then you are probably not entirely satisfied in your current role, whether that is due to lack of progression / development opportunities, poor company culture, an underfunded engineering department or company performance.
The silver lining is that your skill set is in demand
The client I'm representing scores highly in all those metrics, I know this as I've placed numerous Engineers with them who are still with the business and are very satisfied with how they are being treated.
Realistically this role will suit someone who desires stability and has medium to long-term career goals, this role will not be suitable for candidates who job hop every 18 months.

The business is a FMCG giant that have a global footprint, make well-known products and the site is one of their largest and well-funded in Europe.

Additionally, to the comprehensive support and development opportunities, they also offer a leading benefits package which consists of a Pension (18%) + Bonus + Share Scheme.

The Role: Working on a 12/hr shifts (days & nights).

Reporting into an Engineering Team Lead you will work within a large Engineering team.
To carry out planned and unplanned maintenance with a single point of focus on a large production line.
Help develop maintenance plans and strategies with your Reliability Engineer.
There will be an element of coaching less experienced members of the team.
The Person: You will have previously worked in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.
Multi-skilled either bias.
Be a natural problem solver who has a mind for getting to the root cause of issues.
Must be either apprenticeship qualified or hold an engineering based NVQ level 3 or better.
If this is of interest, please send me a copy of your CV.