Stirling Warrington
Maintenance Engineer

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Maintenance Engineer
Kidderminster
£44,327
£1,000 attendance bonus
- Working Hours:
- Monday - Friday: Double Days
- Monday -Thursday AM: 6am-14:15pm
- Friday: 6am -13:15pm
- Monday - Thursday PM:
- Monday -Thursday: 14:00pm-22:15pm
- Friday: 13:00pm -20:15pm
- 33 days holiday
The Company
This is a great opportunity to work for a really well established company that are considered heavy industry they produce castings for the automotive sector, the products are then transported to their sister site in Coventry where they machine the castings to suit the spec of the clients. On site they have mainly presses (up to 28,000 tonne) and die-cast machines. For this role they are looking for an electrically biased maintenance engineer who is level 3 qualified.
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Benefits for the electrically biased Maintenance Engineer
- All overtime paid at a premium
- Good training opportunities externally and internally
- 33 days holiday
- Great bunch of engineers, all get the job done well but also a great working environment and everybody gets on
- Discounted staff shop for all Maintenance Engineers


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Experience Required as an electrically biased Maintenance Engineer
- 3 years working as an electrically biased maintenance engineer
- Level 3 qualified
- Experience working in a heavy industry would be advantageous
- Comfortable with schematic drawings, 3-phase, sensors, contactors etc
- Maintenance Engineer from any background welcome to apply: Food, FMCG, Packaging, recycling, heavy, metal processing, plastics, automotive, Building products, ex-forces etc.
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