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Job Title: Electrical Maintenance Engineer
Location: Walsall
Job Reference: JBTWAL
Job Type: Contract
Duration: Ongoing
Rate: £35+ per hour outside of IR35
Job Description - Electrical Technician
My Client is a leading manufacturing site looking for an Electrical Technician with FMCG experience to join on both an ongoing basis.
Duties as an Electrical Technician
- Reacting to breakdowns both electrically and mechanically, fault finding, analysing and continuously improving the site.
- Work closely with other departments to improve the site.
- Attend meetings as required, analyse data and find solutions to improve equipment performance whilst ensuring safe working practice and full communications are maintained at all times.
- In addition, you will be involved in projects within the business to develop an effective engineering install and commissioning.
- PLC fault finding
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Requirements as an Electrical Technician
- A formal qualification in an electrical or mechanical engineering subject (apprentice served, NVQ, HNC or equivalent)
- Strong electrical experience preferable within a FMCG environment.
- Knowledge / experience of working with controls, analysing faults and providing solutions.
- Experience of both reactive and preventative maintenance
- Good technical ability relating to automation hardware and software.
- Strong organisation and communication skills and the ability to work in a multi-disciplined team of varying levels of technical experience.


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