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FACILITIES MAINTENANCE ENGINEER: WREXHAM
Are you an experienced Facilities Maintenance Engineer, Facilities Engineer, Site Facilities and Maintenance Engineer, Site Services Engineer, Site Engineer or Plant and Facilities Engineer seeking a job within the Wrexham area?
We are looking for an experienced Facilities Maintenance Engineer to join a leading manufacturing business based on the outskirts of Wrexham, this is a day shift position Monday to Friday (39 hours per week), and the salary is up to £50,000 per annum (DOE).
Whilst the primary focus of this role will be maintaining facilities and building services, you may also be needed to help out with other day to day maintenance issues that arise across a manufacturing site.
Previous Experience From Within The Manufacturing Sector Is ESSENTIAL
This Facilities Maintenance Engineer position sits at the heart of a high-quality production environment, supporting smooth running, quick fixes, and continuous improvement across site facilities and day-to-day upkeep. If you enjoy practical problem-solving, take pride in keeping things running properly, and want to be valued for reliability, the Facilities Maintenance Engineer opportunity is an excellent fit.
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What You Will Do
- Carry out general facilities and building maintenance across the manufacturing site, keeping equipment and work areas in safe, working order.
- Respond to day-to-day maintenance needs such as plumbing tasks, leak repairs, and basic infrastructure fixes.
- Support planned checks and minor repairs to prevent issues from impacting production.
- Maintain a tidy, compliant working environment by following site procedures and safety requirements.
- Work with internal teams to understand priorities and resolve issues promptly and effectively.
- Escalate more complex faults appropriately, ensuring nothing is overlooked.
What You Will Bring
- Experience in general maintenance or facilities/building support within a manufacturing or industrial environment.
- Practical skills covering everyday repairs, including plumbing and leak fixing.
- A calm, proactive approach to problem-solving with strong attention to detail.
- A clear commitment to health and safety and reliable, punctual working habits.
- The ability to work independently when required, while also supporting wider site needs.
This Facilities Maintenance Engineer role plays a vital part in keeping advanced manufacturing moving. The company focuses on delivering integrated manufacturing solutions for aerospace, defence, and related industries, underpinned by a strong quality culture and rigorous standards. By contributing to facilities readiness, the Facilities Maintenance Engineer helps support uninterrupted production, smooth operations, and a consistently high-quality output.


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Based in Wrexham, North Wales, within a site-led manufacturing environment.
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If you're ready to bring practical maintenance skills to the Facilities Maintenance Engineer role and help keep a manufacturing site running effectively, apply now and take the next confident step in your career.
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