Meridian Business Support
Maintenance Engineer

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Maintenance Engineer
Maintenance Engineer
The Opportunity:
The Maintenance Engineer will work across all areas of this busy factory environment, carrying out planned and reactive maintenance to all equipment and general facilities repairs. Whilst a qualified Electrical Engineer would be preferable, the company can consider a highly experienced multi-skilled technician with a sound electrical ability. Once trained and on the permanent night shift, your salary (inc shift premium) will be c£54000 plus a company bonus.
The Role:
- To carry out planned and reactive maintenance to all equipment on the factory site.
- To carry out repairs on the site buildings.
- Assist in the moving and re-siting of machinery and equipment as required.
- Maintain machinery and equipment in accordance with maintenance schedules.
- Ensure availability of the physical resources (equipment, materials, premises, services, and suppliers) required to carry out planned maintenance activities.
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What you will bring to the Role:
- Electrical Level 3 qualification would be ideal, but candidates with C&G L3 or an HNC/HND in either Electrical/Mechanical Engineering considered.
- Experience working in a Factory setting essential.
- Minimum of 3 years practical experience in either bias considered.
- Good workshop skills, hand tools, power tools etc.
- Experience in welding is always advantageous.


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Benefits:
- Quarterly Company bonus scheme can be up to 12% of your salary!
- Quarterly bonus (non contractual).
- 5.6 weeks holiday (incl bank holidays - increases in year 2).
- Pension - 3.5%.
- Group Life Assurance (Death in Benefit) 4 x salary.
Working Hours:
Days initially during training period, then permanent nights Monday to Thursday, 6pm to 6am.
Meridian Business Support is a recruitment specialist acting on behalf of our client as an Employment Agency for this vacancy.
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