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Maintenance Engineer

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Multi Skilled Maintenance Engineer
Leading food manufacturer · Trafford Park, Manchester · Continental shift £57,679 + 5% bonus
If you're the kind of engineer who hates standing still - who'd rather be diagnosing a fault, improving a process, or mentoring the next generation of engineers than watching the clock - this role was built for you.
You'll be a key part of the maintenance team at a high-output food manufacturing site in Trafford Park, keeping production running smoothly and pushing the site's performance forward. This isn't a purely reactive role: you'll have real scope to identify inefficiencies, drive improvements, and make your mark on OEE.
What you'll be doing
- Carrying out planned preventative maintenance (PPM) and responding to breakdowns to keep production moving
- Diagnosing and resolving mechanical, electrical, and automation faults quickly and accurately
- Identifying process improvements and putting them into practice through change management
- Supporting and coaching colleagues - sharing your knowledge and raising the team's capability
- Working to Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) standards on a AA BRC-rated site
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What we're looking for
- Time-served apprentice-trained engineer with an ONC, BTEC, or equivalent (HNC a bonus)
- Strong hands-on skills across mechanical, electrical, and automation systems
- Experience in a fast-paced manufacturing environment - food or FMCG preferred
- Familiarity with highly regulated or audited sites (BRC, ISO, or similar)
- A sharp analytical mind and the confidence to make decisions under pressure


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The package
- £57,679 base salary + 5% annual bonus
- Continental shift - 2 days, 2 nights, 4 off
- 22 days holiday
- Pension up to 10%, life assurance 4×, BUPA healthcare
- EV salary sacrifice scheme with free onsite charging
- Staff discounts worth up to £3k per year
- Cycle to work scheme
Ready to make a move? Apply below with your CV or call the Tiro team to find out more.
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