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Engineer
Engineer (Day Shift)
Location: Huntingdon Shift: 4 on, 4 off days Salary: Competitive
About the Role
Hilton Foods are seeking an Engineer to report to the Engineer Manager. In this role, you will provide engineering support across all factory areas, ensuring breakdowns, preventative maintenance (PPM), and improvements are completed to required standards.
Key Responsibilities
- Diagnose and resolve all faults, performing remedial action to the highest standards
- Propose equipment improvements to enhance reliability and efficiency
- Attend Production Input & Timing (PIT) meetings to support Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) improvements alongside production teams
- Dismantle and reassemble production equipment in a timely manner
- Complete job report sheets and breakdown reports for all undertaken work
- Ensure parts and materials are correctly booked out of stores
- Support the installation and commissioning of new equipment as needed
- Contribute to special projects when required
- Collaborate with contractors as necessary
- Adhere to all hygiene and health and safety protocols
- Undertake fabrication work across business operations
- Maintain and promote a culture of continuous improvement throughout the factory
- Support the company’s risk management strategy
- Perform any reasonable additional duties as required
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Requirements
- A recognised apprenticeship qualification to ONC/HNC level or equivalent, with a proven track record in:
- Electrical control (PLCs, contactors, relays, safety circuits)
- Mechanical and electrical skills (bi-faceted essential)
- Strong electrical knowledge
- Experience within a food production environment (essential)
- Self-motivation, teamwork, and the ability to work effectively in a collaborative setting


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Benefits
Beyond a supportive family-focused work environment and state-of-the-art facilities, you’ll also benefit from:
- Competitive salary
- Generous holiday allowance
- Life assurance (guaranteed two times annual salary)
- Development opportunities and internal promotion prospects
- Cycle-to-work scheme
- Share Save scheme
- Staff discounts at leading retailers, gyms, and wellness brands
- On-site car parking (free)
- Subsidised canteen
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