Stirling Warrington
Maintenance Engineer

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Maintenance Engineer
Location: Smethwick
Salary: £42,000 - £45,000 DOE
Shifts: Double Days Shifts, 37.5 hour working week, rotating shifts of 6am-2pm / 2pm-10pm.
We are looking for a Mech bias maintenance engineer to join our team of 6 engineers at our growing site in Smethwick. We have an established customer base, exporting goods all around the world. This is a really good opportunity to join a growing business with brilliant stability.
Our site has continually expanded year after year, and we have now incorporated another factory into our industry. With a turnover of £80 million last year, we are looking for another maintenance engineer to help support our growth.
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The work done will be 80/20 mech based, if you have some electrical knowledge, i.e. isolate safely, change a sensor and have some form of electrical qualification that would be great, but not a deal breaker. Working mainly with hydraulics/pneumatics systems, presses, rolling mills, guillotines, and CNC machines.
Benefits for the Maintenance Engineer:
- Assured Job security in difficult economic times with growing factory and turnover
- Pension scheme
- 21 days holiday, plus bank holidays, increasing to 25 days after 2 years of service
- Really good salary and no nights


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Experience Required for the Maintenance Engineer:
- Minimum of 3 years industrial experience as a mechanical maintenance engineer.
- Would look at an engineer with no qualifications if you demonstrate proven experience - ideally be level 2/3.
- Good understanding of hydraulics/pneumatics systems, gearboxes, pulleys, straps, belts, chains, etc.
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