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Yolk Recruitment Ltd

Maintenance Engineer

Bristol
£53.5k/yr
Posted about 23 hours ago
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Maintenance Engineer

North Bristol
£53,500 + Weekly Pay + Paid Breaks + Excellent Benefits

The Opportunity

This is an opportunity to join a large, well-invested manufacturing business that continues to invest heavily in its engineering function, equipment, and people. The site is a technically interesting manufacturing operation with a strong engineering team and an excellent reputation for staff retention. Alongside supporting day-to-day production, the engineering department plays an active role in driving reliability improvements, continuous improvement projects, and group-wide engineering initiatives.

If you're the type of engineer who enjoys getting to the root cause of problems rather than simply replacing parts, this could be an excellent opportunity.

The Role

Working as part of a multi-skilled engineering team, you'll be responsible for planned preventative maintenance, reactive breakdown support, and continuous improvement across a varied manufacturing plant.

You'll be involved in maintaining and improving a broad range of equipment including:

  • Process plant and production machinery
  • Pumps, valves, and pipework
  • Steam and heating systems
  • Conveyors and automated equipment
  • Three-phase motors and motor control systems
  • Sensors, relays, contactors, and control panels
  • Variable speed drives and electrical fault finding
  • Bearings, gearboxes, chains, sprockets, and mechanical power transmission
  • Hydraulic and pneumatic systems
  • PLC-controlled equipment

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Beyond day-to-day maintenance, you'll also contribute to:

  • Root cause analysis and reliability improvements
  • Planned engineering projects
  • Equipment upgrades and modifications
  • Continuous improvement initiatives
  • Supporting wider group engineering and reliability programs
  • Improving plant performance, efficiency, and equipment availability

This is an environment where engineers are encouraged to challenge recurring issues, recommend improvements, and play an active part in developing engineering standards across the wider business.

Shift Pattern

  • 12-hour rotating shift pattern (days and nights)
  • One full week off within each rotation (rota will be provided upon application)
  • Excellent work-life balance

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What's on Offer

  • Salary of around £53,500
  • Weekly pay
  • Paid breaks
  • Company pension
  • Generous holiday allowance
  • Ongoing technical training and development
  • Investment in engineering and manufacturing technology
  • Long-term career progression within a large multi-site manufacturing group
  • Opportunity to contribute to wider engineering and reliability projects across the business

About You

We're keen to hear from maintenance engineers who enjoy fault finding and improving equipment reliability.

You'll ideally have experience working within a manufacturing, production, process, or automated engineering environment and be confident fault finding across both electrical and mechanical systems.

Whether your experience comes from FMCG, packaging, aerospace, automotive, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, plastics, building products, or another manufacturing sector, we'd be interested in hearing from you if you enjoy solving problems and making equipment perform at its best.

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Skills

Fault Finding
Equipment Reliability
Planned Preventative Maintenance
Reactive Breakdown Support
Continuous Improvement
Process Plant
Production Machinery
Electrical Fault Finding
Mechanical Systems
Hydraulic Systems
Pneumatic Systems
PLC-controlled Equipment
Root Cause Analysis
Engineering Projects
Equipment Upgrades
Performance Improvement

Location

Bristol, England, United Kingdom

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