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MM Search Recruitment
MM Search are delighted to be conducting a search for a Multi-Skilled Engineer (Mechanical Bias) for Buchanan's!
Scotland’s confectionery brand leader requires an experienced Mechanical Engineer for day to day, hands on factory floor maintenance work.
The Successful Candidate Should Be:
- Qualified to HNC/HND level or equivalent within a relevant Mechanical discipline or possessing equivalent experience to be able to diagnose faults, repair and fine tune mechanical equipment.
- Experienced in working within a high-pressure manufacturing environment.
- Qualified to 17th Edition IET Electrical Regulations.
- Possess relevant experience with steam boilers, compressors, pumps, valves, conveyors, weighing equipment.
- Possess machine shop expertise which includes turning, milling, drilling, tapping, helicoiling, pipefitting and plumbing.
- Possess fabrication experience of folding, welding, cutting, and forming a variety of different materials.
- Demonstrate experience of driving equipment process improvements within a food manufacturing environment.
- A hands-on engineer with a "can-do" attitude and a desire to understand and improve the manufacturing process.
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