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Contract Role for Multi-Skilled Engineer
Contract role for Multi-Skilled Engineer with a good background in machine repair and service. You'll join a fast-moving production environment for an established aerospace company in Newton Abbot, on a contract due to commence mid-August. Level 3 qualifications in mechanical or electrical are required and in return is a competitive rate working day shift.
Contract Info
- Mid-August Start / 8 Week initially
Hourly Rate
- A GBP 28 - 30/hr PAYE
- A GBP 38 - 40/hr LCC (Outside IR35)
- A GBP 38 - 40/hr Umbrella
Hours
8am - 4.30pm
What You Will Do
- Bring mechanical and electrical skillsets to the day-to-day delivery of engineering tasks as a Multi-Skilled Engineer
- Assist with planned activity over an initial 8-week contract period, ensuring quality and attention to detail throughout.
- Maintain safe working practices and follow site procedures while completing multi-discipline work.
- Collaborate with colleagues on task handovers and keep work moving efficiently, using a practical, can-do approach.
- Support completion of assigned duties on time, keeping the engineering flow steady and reliable.
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What Is Required
- Need to show evidence of competence/experience in working on production machinery
- Level 3 Mechanically or Electrically Qualified with certs
- Proven machine maintenance background
- Experience as a Multi-Skilled Engineer with both mechanical and electrical capabilities.
- Ability to work with focus across a full 8-week assignment, starting mid-August.


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