Stirling Warrington
Maintenance Engineer

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Maintenance Engineer
£48,000
Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire
Monday - Friday 40 Hours a week (1 week in 3, Night Shift 7:00pm - 2:30am)
Benefits:
- Endless overtime opportunities all paid at 1.5X Mon Sat, 2X Sun and 3X on Bank Holidays day back in lieu!
- Highly flexible hours for the days / mid shifts
- 3000 annual tuition assistance package
- Opportunity to be put onto a wide variety of external training courses (18th edition, MEWP licence etc)
- 9% Pension (5.5% Employer, 3.5% Employee)
- Death in service 4X annual salary
- 30 Days Holiday (Including banks) increasing 1 day per year up to 35 days including banks
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We are looking for a multi-skilled maintenance engineer with either a mechanical or electrical bias to join our long-standing team of 9 engineers at our flagship UK distribution centre in Tamworth!
The vast majority of our team have been with us for at least 8 years, with some of the team being here for their entire career we offer long term career stability and progression working for a globally recognised brand.
Day to day your responsibilities would be planned and reactive maintenance on a variety of automation distribution machinery such as belt and roller conveyors, sortation machinery, scanners, inverters, motors and more.


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- Candidate must hold some form of electrical paperwork (City and Guilds, NVQ etc, apprenticeship etc)
- Candidates from any background including forces backgrounds are very much encouraged to apply
- Long term mindset We are looking for someone that is looking to build a career with us
Get in touch with Joshua Warner at Stirling Warrington regarding this role or any other maintenance role in Buckinghamshire.
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