ICL Boulby
Fitter - Winder

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Join ICL Boulby, home to one of Europe's deepest mines and the world's only operational polyhalite mine. Located on the stunning North Yorkshire coastline, Boulby Mine is part of a global organisation providing essential minerals that support agriculture and industry around the world.
We're looking for a Fitter (Winder) to join our Surface Maintenance team, ensuring critical machinery and equipment are maintained safely, efficiently and reliably.
What you will be doing
As a key member of the engineering team, you will:
- Carry out planned preventative and corrective maintenance activities
- Complete maintenance inspections and remedial work on critical equipment
- Follow safe systems of work, permits, risk assessments and method statements
- Attend and contribute to daily pre-shift meetings and toolbox talks
- Diagnose faults and resolve mechanical issues efficiently
- Complete PPM work orders and maintenance reports
- Support continuous improvement initiatives across equipment, tooling and working practices
- Work collaboratively with operational teams, engineering colleagues and contractors
- Participate in the shaft call-out rota, providing on-call support when required
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What we are looking for
We are keen to hear from candidates who have:
- Time-served apprenticeship in a mechanical discipline
- Experience maintaining mining equipment or working within a complex industrial environment
- Strong understanding of mechanical maintenance and engineering principles
- Excellent problem-solving skills and ability to prioritise work effectively
- Effective communication skills and a team-focused approach
- Experience completing risk assessments and working safely within a high-hazard environment


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Desirable
- NVQ Level 3 in Mechanical Engineering
- IOSH Working Safely
- Knowledge of condition monitoring techniques
- Experience in process or distribution engineering
Why Join ICL Boulby?
At ICL Boulby, you'll be part of a highly skilled team working at a unique operation that plays a vital role in supplying minerals to customers worldwide. You'll have opportunities for continued professional development while working with complex engineering systems in a challenging and rewarding environment.
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