Stirling Warrington
Maintenance Engineer

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Maintenance Engineer
Rugby, Warwickshire
£47,777 + £3,000 Bonus Per Year
4 on 4 off Days only (6am-6pm) No Nights
Benefits:
- 2 Bonuses a year (Paid in June/December)
- Profit related pay
- 10% Pension (5% Matched)
We are looking for 2 multi-skilled maintenance engineers (60:40 either bias) to join our team of 6 dedicated day shift engineers in Rugby. These roles have come available due to rapidly increasing orders from our main customer and as a result offer incredible stability within a growth industry.
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The successful engineer will be in a multi-skilled role involving both electrical and mechanical fault finding. Your duties will include fault finding and repair of Siemens and Fanuc control systems, grinding machines, CNCs, Power Presses, Chemical Lines, Ovens, Vacuum Furnaces, Kuka Robots, amongst other smaller components.
Experience Required:
- Minimum of 3 years experience as an industrial maintenance engineer
- Multi-skilled engineer, ideally 60:40 mechanical bias, engineers of a 60:40 electrical bias are still very much encouraged to apply.
- Formal qualification in engineering is desirable but not essential.
- Experience of basic electrical fault finding would be beneficial.


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