E3 Recruitment
Electrical Maintenance Engineer

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DAYS ONLY ROLE - with overtime paid at a premium, 10% pension total, job security and on-going development are just a few perks that the Electrical Maintenance Engineer will receive whilst working for this market leading manufacturing business.
Due to organic growth, we are recruiting for an Electrical Maintenance Engineer to join this well-established manufacturing organisation.
The company is based Barnsley with easy access from surrounding towns and cities such as Doncaster, Rotherham, Sheffield, and Wakefield.
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Working Hours of the Electrical Maintenance Engineer
- Monday to Thursday 7.15am to 4pm.
- Friday 6am to Midday.
In return, the successful Electrical Maintenance Engineer will receive:
- Full Package £41,000 - £45,000 per Annum.
- Pension Total 10%.
- Overtime Available.
- Ongoing development and training.
Ideally, the successful Electrical Maintenance Engineer will have:
- HNC Engineering Qualification/ Level 3 Trained.
- Worked in a heavy engineering environment.
- 18th Edition.
- PPM's, Servicing, Project Work, Breakdowns and Documentation experience.


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