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Electrical Maintenance Engineer
Location: Banbury
Salary: £60,000
Shift: 4 Shift – 6am–2pm, 8am–4pm, 2pm–10pm, 10pm–6am
Night Shift: Sunday–Thursday
Other Shifts: Monday–Friday
Hours: 40 hours per week
Job Role of the Electrical Maintenance Engineer
BRAND NEW exciting opportunity has just arisen for a motivated Electrical Maintenance Engineer to join an established and growing engineering team. This is a fantastic opportunity for a talented Maintenance Engineer to work within a modern, fast-paced environment where engineering reliability, safety and continuous improvement are key priorities.
The successful Electrical Maintenance Engineer will be responsible for maintaining production equipment, responding to breakdowns and carrying out planned preventative maintenance to ensure machinery remains safe, reliable and operational.
You will work closely with Engineers, Operators and Team Leaders to minimise downtime, improve equipment reliability and support efficient production.
Sector – Factory Maintenance
Non-Negotiable Requirements of the Electrical Maintenance Engineer
- Electrical maintenance experience within an industrial manufacturing environment.
- Time-served or apprentice-trained Electrical Maintenance Engineer.
- Recognised Level 3 Electrical Engineering qualification or equivalent.
- Hands-on experience carrying out planned, reactive and breakdown maintenance within a fast-paced production environment.
- Strong electrical and mechanical fault-finding experience.
- Experience working safely with risk assessments and LOTOTO procedures.
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Requirements for the Electrical Maintenance Engineer
- Hands-on electrical fault-finding and maintenance experience.
- Recognised electrical engineering qualification.
- Experience working within a manufacturing or production environment.
- Ability to carry out both electrical and mechanical fault-finding.
- Good understanding of pneumatics and hydraulics.
- Strong problem-solving and troubleshooting skills.
- Proactive, practical and reliable approach to maintenance.
- Good communication skills and ability to work effectively as part of a team.
- Ability to complete maintenance, breakdown and PPM documentation accurately.
Desirable Requirements for the Electrical Maintenance Engineer
- Previous experience working as a Maintenance Engineer within the UK.
- PLC fault-finding experience.
- Experience working with electrical drives.
- Experience supporting continuous improvement and reliability projects.
- Experience sourcing replacement parts or engineering services.
- Experience within a high-speed production environment.


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The Electrical Maintenance Engineer Will Benefit From:
- £60,000 salary.
- Shift allowance included as part of the package.
- 4-shift working pattern.
- 25 days' holiday plus bank holidays.
- Company pension scheme.
- Life assurance.
- Employee assistance programme.
- Ongoing training and personal development.
- Supportive and skilled engineering team.
- Opportunity to work on modern equipment and contribute to continuous improvement.
- Long-term career development within a growing business.
If you are interested in this role and feel that you have the right skills, then please click apply at the bottom of this advert.
For further details, contact Lewis Wall at Pioneer Selection.
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