Logoplaste
Maintenance Engineer

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Maintenance Engineer
Logoplaste UK are currently seeking to recruit a Maintenance Engineer to integrate into the plant operation team in Thurrock.
Reporting directly to the Maintenance Manager and working a continental shift, you will be required to work as an integral part of the team and be able to demonstrate a good-hands on approach.
Key tasks & Activities
- Plan and carry out scheduled preventative maintenance of all plant equipment on site
- Maintaining PPM schedules, work procedures and involvement in continuous improvement activities
- Respond to equipment faults and diagnosing breakdown problems to minimize downtime
- Plan, implement and coordinate safety programs to prevent or correct unsafe environmental working conditions. Promoting workplace and equipment safety by identifying and monitoring potential hazards to people or the sites equipment
- Ensuring part components are booked to correct SAP maintenance transactions
- Awareness and Adherence of Health and Safety Policies.
- Assistance may be required to undertake risk assessments
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Background and Experience
- Electrically biased with strong Mechanical skills or;
- Mechanical biased with electrical skills (qualifications)
- Good logical thought process regarding fault diagnosis and rectification
Technical Skills
- Knowledge of PLC’s and Inverter drives would be advantageous.
- 18th edition would be advantageous.
- Proficient with PC based systems (Excel, SAP) to oversee routine maintenance and organise repairs. Although training will be given
- Good understanding of Health & Safety
Interpersonal Skills
- Team ethic;
- Flexibility and proactive;
- Effective trouble shooter;
- Self-motivation and prepared to work diligently;
- Commitment and loyalty;
- Communication;


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Logoplaste is an equal opportunities employer, where the foundation of our culture and our drive is based on Diversity & Inclusion. At Logoplaste we are all unique and different, everyone is accepted and respected for who they are. This is our strength.
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