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WE ARE RECRUITING FOR AN EXPANDING ENGINEERING TEAM
We are recruiting for three permanent engineering roles at a major manufacturing site in Anwick:
Electrical Engineer
- You will work across:
- Single-phase and three-phase electrical systems
- PLC-controlled machinery and SCADA systems
- Planned preventative maintenance and breakdown response
- Electrical fault finding, repairs and equipment improvements
You will need an NVQ Level 3 or equivalent electrical qualification. Experience within manufacturing, automated machinery, PLC fault finding or SCADA would be advantageous.
Mechanical Engineer
- You will work across:
- Mechanical drive systems, hydraulics and pneumatics
- Pumps, bearings, gearboxes and conveyors
- Planned preventative maintenance and reactive repairs
- Machinery fault finding, servicing and equipment improvements
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You will need an NVQ Level 3 or equivalent mechanical qualification and previous experience within manufacturing or industrial maintenance.
Site Services Engineer
- You will work across:
- Steam boilers and industrial refrigeration
- Compressed air, heating and water systems
- Effluent treatment, pumps and fluid-transfer systems
- Pipework, utilities maintenance and preventative maintenance
You will need an engineering qualification to NVQ Level 3 or equivalent. Experience with boiler houses, ammonia refrigeration, compressed air, effluent treatment or industrial utilities would be particularly valuable.


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What We're Looking For
Across all three roles, we are looking for engineers who can:
- Fault-find and solve problems quickly
- Complete planned and reactive maintenance
- Work safely and independently
- Improve equipment reliability
- Respond effectively to breakdowns
- Work well within a busy engineering team
Experience within food manufacturing, FMCG, packaging, process engineering or another fast-paced production environment would be beneficial.
Ready for Your Next Move?
Whether your background is electrical, mechanical or site utilities, this is your chance to join an expanding engineering team and build a long-term career at a site investing in its future.
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