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Stirling Warrington

Maintenance Engineer

Worcestershire
£38k/yr
Posted about 7 hours ago
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Maintenance Engineer

Redditch
£38,000
Monday - Friday double days
6am-2pm / 2pm - 10pm rotating

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This is a great opportunity to work for a really well established company that are looking for a maintenance engineer that doesn't have loads of experience, but open to training. This fast paced FMCG manufacturer are looking for someone who has good foundation knowledge with mechanical and electrical and can demonstrate a good attitude. They aren't after a superstar!

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Benefits for the Maintenance Engineer:

  • Really stable company that are experiencing growth
  • All overtime paid at a premium
  • Good training opportunities externally and internally
  • 33 days holiday
  • Great bunch of maintenance engineers, all get the job done well but also a great working environment and everybody gets on

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Experience required for the Maintenance Engineer:

  • 3 years working as a maintenance engineer
  • Level 3 qualified ideally, would look at level 2
  • Experience with hydraulics is really advantageous
  • Maintenance Engineer from any background welcome to apply: Food, FMCG, Packaging, recycling, heavy, metal processing, plastics, automotive, Building products, ex-forces etc.

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Skills

Mechanical Knowledge
Electrical Knowledge
Hydraulics
Maintenance Engineering

Location

Worcestershire, England, United Kingdom

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