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Maintenance Coordinator

County Durham
£40k – £49.5k/yr
Posted about 17 hours ago
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Maintenance Coordinator

County Durham, UK | Fully Onsite

Engineering & Advanced Manufacturing | Global Fortune 500 (Confidential)

Salary £40,000 - £49,500


Lead. Coordinate. Drive Maintenance Excellence.

A brand-new opportunity for an experienced Maintenance Coordinator to join a high-performing manufacturing site in County Durham. This role is targeted at leaders with strong technical roots in maintenance who are ready to build and drive a best-in-class team focused on process reliability, safety, and continuous improvement.

What You’ll Gain

  • Ownership of all site-wide preventive and corrective maintenance programmes and associated KPIs
  • Direct leadership and development of a team of 6 engineers
  • Exposure to state-of-the-art equipment, automation, and robotics technologies
  • A platform for further progression within a multinational engineering environment

Your Impact

  • Manage, coach, and develop a maintenance team (covering holidays, absence, and shift patterns)
  • Coordinate all preventive maintenance (PMs), spare parts inventory, and related procurement
  • Monitor machine uptime, drive root cause analysis, and implement continuous improvement actions
  • Collaborate with design and support functions to ensure new and existing equipment align with safety and maintenance standards
  • Lead supplier management, plant shutdowns, and support on new equipment commissioning
  • Read and interpret engineering drawings; ensure standards/processes align to local and global expectations
  • Ensure compliance with health, safety, quality, and regulatory requirements
  • Foster a culture of proactive safety and cross-functional teamwork

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You’ll Bring

  • Maintenance-specific qualifications (apprenticeship or degree in electrical, mechanical, or controls engineering) and direct experience in a maintenance environment
  • Proven people leadership (maintenance team leader or coordinator experience strongly preferred; must have relevant maintenance background, not purely managerial)
  • Familiarity with PLCs (Allen-Bradley or Siemens preferred) and a solid understanding of manufacturing robotics (FANUC, Yaskawa, or ABB beneficial; experience with delivery robots a plus)
  • Confident communicator, strong collaborator, and negotiator able to work closely with suppliers, peers, and leadership
  • Experience building teams and working in start-up or transformation environments is valuable
  • General IT proficiency (Microsoft Office; other specialist software can be trained)
  • Able to interpret technical drawings and implement continuous improvements
  • Stakeholder-focused, solutions-minded, and committed to best-practice standards

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Other Information

Standard daytime office hours (Monday-Thursday 8am-4:30pm, Friday 8am-1:30pm) with flexibility; occasional shift pattern support may be required


If you have a strong technical maintenance background with leadership experience and are ready to build a high-performing team in a visible, impactful role, please apply for a confidential discussion

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County Durham, England, United Kingdom

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