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Connect Appointments is recruiting a Maintenance Engineer
Connect Appointments is recruiting a Maintenance Engineer to join a well-established manufacturing business based in East Kilbride.
About the Role
Our client is a long-established business supplying specialist machinery and manufacturing solutions to the food production sector across the UK and Ireland, offering a varied role combining site-based maintenance with field-based engineering support at customer locations.
What's on offer?
- Full-time permanent position
- Working week of Monday to Friday
- 30,000 to 35,000 per annum
- Company van provided
- 34 days annual leave
- Company pension scheme and enhanced paternity pay
- Opportunities for training and development
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Your Duties Will Include
- Carrying out routine, preventative and reactive maintenance on production machinery and equipment
- Diagnosing faults, troubleshooting and implementing effective repair solutions
- Conducting servicing, maintenance and installation of specialist machinery at customer sites across the UK, with occasional travel to Ireland
- Providing demonstrations and basic training to customers on equipment use
- Maintaining accurate maintenance records and working closely with production teams to minimise downtime


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Requirements
To be considered as a Maintenance Engineer, you will need:
- A strong mechanical engineering background with experience in a manufacturing environment
- The ability to read and interpret technical drawings and schematics
- Good communication skills, particularly when dealing with customers
- A full UK driving licence - a willingness to travel is essential
- Basic electrical knowledge is advantageous but not essential
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Interested in this Maintenance Engineer role? Apply now or call us on 01698 535 870.
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