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Electrical Bias Maintenance Engineer

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Electrical Bias Maintenance Engineer
Location: Redditch
Salary: £47,000 - £53,000
Shift Pattern: Rotating 3 Shift Pattern
The Company
A well-established and globally recognised manufacturing business is looking to recruit an experienced Electrical Bias Maintenance Engineer to join its high-performing engineering team. This is an excellent opportunity to work within a modern, automated manufacturing environment offering long-term career stability, excellent benefits, and ongoing technical development.
The Role
As an Electrical Bias Maintenance Engineer, you will be responsible for maintaining and improving a wide range of automated production equipment to maximise plant reliability and minimise downtime. Key responsibilities include:
- Carrying out planned preventative maintenance (PPM) and reactive maintenance.
- Diagnosing and fault-finding on electrical and mechanical systems.
- Supporting continuous improvement projects across the site.
- Working on automated manufacturing equipment and production machinery.
- Fault finding on PLC-controlled equipment.
- Assisting with equipment installations and upgrades.
- Ensuring all maintenance activities are completed safely and in line with company procedures.
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Requirements
To be considered for this role, you should have:
- Minimum NVQ Level 3 Electrical (or equivalent) in an Engineering discipline.
- Electrical bias with approximately 60-70% electrical and 30-40% mechanical experience.
- Strong electrical fault-finding skills.
- Experience working with PLCs for fault finding.
- Exposure to Robotics.
- Previous experience within a manufacturing, production, or automated industrial environment.
- A proactive approach with strong problem-solving skills.


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Salary & Benefits
- Competitive Salary
- 25 days annual leave plus public holidays.
- Additional service-related holiday entitlement.
- Company pension with up to 8% employer contribution.
- Flexible Hours Scheme.
- Site performance bonus (subject to business performance).
- Free on-site parking.
- Long-term career development within a secure manufacturing business.
If you're an electrically biased maintenance engineer looking for a stable role with excellent earning potential and the opportunity to work with modern automation technologies, we'd love to hear from you.
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