Michael Page
Electrical Maintenance Engineer

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New Opportunity for an Electrical Maintenance Engineer
New opportunity for an Electrical Maintenance Engineer to join a busy engineering team in Wakefield, responsible for maintaining and improving automated production equipment through planned maintenance, fault finding, and breakdown repair activities.
Client Details
Our client is a leading UK organisation with a highly automated operation, offering engineers the opportunity to work with advanced equipment, develop their skills, and build a long-term career within a growing business.
Description
Duties will involve however not be limited to:
- Maintenance of volume picking machinery through scheduled maintenance.
- Engage and manage external contractors.
- Immediate response to any breakdowns with the production equipment in accordance with the production hours.
- Assisting and managing the delivery of Supply Chain technical projects.
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Profile
The successful candidate will have:
- Minimum recognised Level 3 electrical and mechanical qualification.
- Experience working within a maintenance department.
- Experience working with automated conveyor systems.
- Experience fault finding within an electrical, mechanical, and pneumatic systems.
- Desirable qualifications: IOSH or NEBOSH.
- Desirable knowledge: Management of a technical team.


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Job Offer
Please note, this is a shift-based role.
- Week 1 - Day shift 5:45am - 2pm
- Week 2 - Night shift 9:45pm - 6am, and Sundays 6:30am to 1:30pm
- Week 3 - Back shift 1:45pm to 10pm
Salary including shift allowance is £47k
- 22 days (pro rata) paid annual leave plus bank holidays, rising with length of service
- Medicash - a health cash program to assist with day-to-day healthcare costs, such as eyecare or prescriptions
- iTrent Financial Wellbeing - a financial wellbeing application which allows for flexible control of your finances
- Access to High Street discounts
- Employee Assistance Programme
- Contributory Pension Scheme
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