Westray Recruitment Group
Electrical Maintenance Engineer

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Electrically Bias Maintenance Technician Opportunity! DAYS ONLY!
This is a first-class Electrical Maintenance Technician position; this role will be site based in Immingham!
What is in it for you?
- Permanent position from day one – Immingham location
- Annual base Salary of £45,000 - £50,000 per annum DOE
- Days only! Monday to Friday 8am – 4:30pm - Overtime is always available if wanted, paid at time and a half.
- 33 days holiday leave, inclusive of bank holidays.
- 4% employee, 5% business pension contribution
- Opportunity to help innovate and play a huge role in a small engineering function, you are not just a number in this role.
- Upwardly mobile business encountering consistent growth, a market leader within their niche.
- A clear voice within the business.
- Extremely positive culture
- Ongoing continuous investment within the business!
- Business is backed by a hugely recognised and respected PLC.
The Business
Our client specialises within the Agricultural sector, they are a true market leader within their niche. The Multi-skilled Maintenance Engineer (Electrical Bias) is responsible for maintaining the electrical reliability of plant and equipment while providing mechanical support where required.
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The role will focus on electrical fault finding, preventative maintenance and continuous improvement, ensuring production equipment operates safely, efficiently and reliably.
The Role
- Diagnose and repair electrical faults across manufacturing plant.
- Maintain motors, drives, control panels and electrical distribution systems.
- Working to maintain equipment such as drums, coolers & dryers and associated drives
- Working to maintain automated bagging lines, vacuum fillers, palletisers and stretch machines
- Working with PLC systems, inverters, variable drives, solenoids, sensors, relays, contactors and motors, etc
- Maintaining bucket elevators including motors
- Maintaining dust extraction systems
- Carry out planned preventative maintenance.
- Test equipment following repairs.
- Working to deliver basic facilities maintenance
- Diagnose electrical and control system faults.
- Interpret electrical drawings.
- Resolve breakdowns safely and efficiently.
- Support production during equipment failures.
- Assist with mechanical maintenance activities.
- Replace motors, gearboxes, conveyors and associated equipment.
- Delivering basic instrumentation duties – temperature & pressure
- Support planned shutdown work.
- Identify recurring equipment failures.
- Recommend engineering improvements.
- Assist with equipment upgrades.
- Support reliability initiatives.
- Comply with Electrical Safety Regulations.
- Follow Lock Out / Tag Out procedures.
- Work within Permit to Work systems.
- Maintain engineering documentation.
- Report unsafe conditions.
- Work closely with Production and Mechanical Engineers.
- Support apprentices and colleagues.
- Assist contractors during major works.


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The Person
- Recognised Electrical Apprenticeship.
- NVQ Level 3 Electrical Engineering (or equivalent).
- Degree of multi-skilling in mechanical maintenance.
- Ability to work with 3 phase and single-phase systems
- Working knowledge of control panels
- Ability to use PLC’s for fault finding – Siemens/Allen Bradley, etc
- Able to deliver cable and wiring duties
- Manufacturing maintenance experience.
- Variable Speed Drives.
- Instrumentation.
- Pneumatics.
- CMMS experience.
To Apply
Please apply for this position and your CV will go direct to Tony Hutchinson at Westray Recruitment Group
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