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Maintenance Engineer

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Maintenance Engineer
A manufacturer of precision components has a new vacancy for a Maintenance Engineer. Joining at a time of company expansion, you will be tasked with carrying out preventative and reactive maintenance on a range of plant machinery to ensure maximum efficiency with minimum downtime. Candidates are sought who are electrically qualified with good multiskilled experience and have worked in precision engineering.
The Role
- Perform regular maintenance and inspections on plant machinery and equipment.
- Carry out planned maintenance activities in line with the maintenance schedule.
- Identify and resolve any technical issues that could affect production efficiency.
- Monitor equipment performance and make recommendations for improvements.
- Working and partnering with contractors.
- Adopt and promote continuous improvement methodologies.
- Ensure compliance with health and safety regulations, ensuring all machinery operates safely.
- Collaborate with the engineering team to upgrade and improve existing systems and machinery.
- Ensure the PPM schedules are adhered to.
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- Proven experience as an Electrical or Multiskilled Maintenance Engineer gained in a fast-paced precision engineering environment.
- Strong knowledge of mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic systems.
- Good knowledge of reading electrical drawings, technical manuals and instructions.
- Excellent problem-solving and analytical skills.
- Good understanding of health and safety regulations.
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