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Stirling Warrington

Maintenance Engineer

Wigston
£42.5k – £44.8k/yr
Posted about 8 hours ago
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Maintenance Engineer

Leicester (West)
£42,500 - £44,720

Double Days (6am 2pm Mon Fri) (2pm 12am Mon Thurs) No Friday Afternoons (inclusive of one Saturday 6:00-12:00 per month)

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  • Yearly Christmas bonus achieved over the last 14 years at as much as 125% of a month's salary (Worth roughly £2700-£3500)
  • Christmas to New Years Day full paid shutdown on top of 18 days holiday all bank holidays (paid) 1 Extra Day for each year's service up to 5 years
  • Wealth of internal / external training opportunities e.g. NVQ Level 3 mech/elec, Inspection and testing, 18th edition as well as training in Europe.
  • 12.5% Combined Pension (7.5% Employer, 5% Employee)

We are looking for a multi-skilled maintenance engineer with either a mechanical or electrical bias (Roughly 60:40 either mech/elec) to join our small team of 4 long-standing maintenance engineers at our manufacturing site in Leicester.

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We are market leaders in our industry with annual group turnover in excess of £2.2 billion! This is an opportunity to work in a stable industry with the most established player in their industry whilst still maintaining a healthy company culture across the business. Despite our continued growth we remain family-owned and keep this feel across the business with initiatives such as cost of living payments and much more!

Your role and responsibilities will include but not be limited to carrying out planned and reactive maintenance on 3 Assembly Lines, Test and Calibration Equipment, Air Tools, Spindles, Assembly Jigs, Conveyors, both Overhead Cranes and Jib Cranes and Plant Facilities.

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The Successful Engineer

  • Multi-skilled maintenance engineer with either a mechanical or electrical bias.
  • Pneumatics & Hydraulics knowledge advantageous
  • PLC knowledge
  • Qualified ideally to NVQ/ City and Guilds L3, however applicants with Level 2 qualifications are still encouraged to apply where there is evidence of experience
  • Electrical and mechanical fault finding
  • Previous experience in manufacturing would be beneficial but not a dealbreaker
  • Attitude to get stuck in

Get in touch with Matt Morson at Stirling Warrington regarding this maintenance opportunity

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Skills

Multi-skilled Maintenance
Mechanical Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Pneumatics
Hydraulics
PLC
Fault Finding
Preventative Maintenance
Reactive Maintenance
Calibration
Conveyor Maintenance
Crane Maintenance

Location

Wigston, England, United Kingdom

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