Stirling Warrington
Electrical Maintenance Engineer

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Electrical Maintenance Engineer
Location: Birmingham
Salary: £55,800 - 10% pay rise after training
Potential Earnings: Can earn £70,000 - £80,000 with overtime
Shift Pattern: 4 on/4 off Days and Nights
About the Role
This is an incredible opportunity for a maintenance engineer who doesn't mind operating a multi-million pound machine 70% of the time. Overtime paid at x1.5 and double time.
My client have been successfully manufacturing for years in Birmingham and manufacture specialist metals including Ingot, slab, coil, bar, sheet and more. They supply mainly into the Aerospace industry amongst other industrial sectors. The machine you will be working on a day to day basis you will operating 70% and maintenance 30% on a unique large RUMX press. For this role you will need to have at least 3 years experience/ knowledge either as a mechanical or electrical maintenance engineer.
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Benefits
- Above market salary for the shift pattern
- Overtime paid at x1.75 on a Saturday and double time on a Sunday
- Informal and formal training opportunities
- Working amongst a team who have been there for years great staff retention
- Working within a proper industrial manufacturing site
- Can earn £75,000 - £100,000


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Experience Required
- At least three years working as a maintenance engineer with an electrical bias
- Experience with all electrical fault finding
- Formal engineering qualifications level 2/3
- INDSW
- LNKD1_UKTJ
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