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Electrical Mechanical Engineer

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Working on behalf of a leading FMCG manufacturer, this is an exciting new opportunity for an Electrical Mechanical Engineer to step into a Lead Reliability Engineer position, having had previous multi-year experience within a manufacturing or plant maintenance environment.
Competitive salary + annual shift allowance
Genuine career growth and opportunity
Shift-based role with rotation every 2 weeks
- Day Shift: 06:00 - 14:00
- Evening Shift: 14:00 - 22:00
Please note; due to the shifts and location of our client, you must be a driver and not rely on public transport.
What You'll Be Doing - Electrical Mechanical Engineer
In this role, you won't just maintain equipment - you'll help drive reliability across the site. You'll be the go-to mechanical engineering lead on shift, supporting both your team and production to keep everything running safely and efficiently.
You'll be:
- Taking ownership of CMMS work orders and keeping mechanical maintenance activity up to date
- Leading and supporting PPM and reactive maintenance on mechanical plant and production equipment
- Diagnosing and resolving mechanical faults to reduce downtime, with support on electrical issues where needed
- Planning and organising maintenance activity to improve line performance and availability
- Working closely with production teams to hit performance targets
- Supporting shutdowns, overhauls and planned mechanical maintenance activities
- Coordinating contractors and making sure work is done safely and correctly
- Driving continuous improvement ideas that make the site better every day
- Supporting and developing shift engineers through coaching and training
- Making sure safety, GMP and food safety standards are always met
- Keeping tools, equipment and critical plant in top condition
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What You'll Need to Bring
We're looking for someone practical, organised and confident in a manufacturing environment.
- Strong mechanical fault-finding ability, ideally with some electrical exposure
- Multi-year experience in a production or manufacturing engineering environment
- Hands-on plant maintenance background (not just theory)
- Well organised, with the ability to plan maintenance work effectively
- Confidence supervising engineers or contractors on shift
- Good understanding of health & safety standards (IOSH desirable)
- Comfortable using CMMS systems and basic IT tools
- Strong communication and team working skills
- A proactive, "fix it properly" mindset


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Qualifications Required for Senior Mechanical Engineer
- Mechanical engineering qualification (NVQ Level 3, HNC, HND or equivalent)
- Multi-year hands-on experience in mechanical maintenance of production equipment
- Basic electrical fault-finding knowledge desirable (18th Edition or equivalent a bonus, not essential)
- FLT licence (nice to have, not essential)
Why This Role?
- Work for a leading FMCG organisation
- Step into a leadership role while staying hands-on
- Influence how reliability and maintenance are delivered on site
- Work in a fast-paced, modern manufacturing environment
- Be part of a team that values safety, quality and improvement
- Develop your skills with ongoing training and career progression
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If you're an experienced mechanical engineer ready to take the next step into a leadership role, we'd love to hear from you.
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