Ernest Gordon Recruitment
Maintenance Engineer (Days / Nights)

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Maintenance Engineer (Days / Nights)
Maintenance Engineer (Days / Nights)
£45,000 - £55,000 + Life Assurance + Training + Progression
Hereford
Are you a Maintenance Engineer from a mechanical or electrical background looking to join one of the largest companies in the UK, offering a wide range of technical challenges and responsibilities and fully funded qualifications?
In this role you will be performing planned and reactive maintenance on an array of production machinery and equipment within a busy food manufacturing site. You will be involved in conveyors, pneumatics, along with installations and refurbishments.
This company are market leading in their field, supplying their food products to countless restaurants and supermarkets across the UK. They pride themselves on their constant growth and dedication to being environmentally friendly.
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This role would suit a Maintenance Engineer looking to join a large, stable company who can further their career through funded qualifications and plenty of internal training.
The Role
- Planned and reactive maintenance of machinery and equipment
- Working on conveyors, pneumatics, hydraulics, and PLCs, with training given
- Fully funded qualifications such as 18th Edition
- Rotating shifts, days and nights including weekends, averaging 42 hours per week
The Person
- Maintenance Engineer
- Mechanical or Electrical background
- Reference Number: BBBH25835
Engineer, Mechanical, Electrical, Engineering, Maintenance, Manufacturing, Technician, Multi skilled, 18th, Production, FMCG, Machinery, Machines, Machine, Conveyors, Hereford, Ledbury, Leominster


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