Stirling Warrington
Maintenance Engineer

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Maintenance Engineer
Location: Coventry, Warwickshire
Salary: Up to £40k
Working Hours:
- Days: Mon - Fri (7am - 4pm OR 8am - 5pm)
- Finish time: 2:45pm on Friday
Benefits:
- No weekends (Mon - Fri) with an early finish on Friday!
- Wealth of external and in-house training opportunities
- Chance to be put through electrical or mechanical C&G courses in the evening through MGTS
- Be put on your IPAF licence etc.
- Annual performance-based bonus, a bonus we have continued to achieve for the past 5 years at 5% of your annual salary
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We are looking for a mechanically biased maintenance engineer to join us at our site in Coventry. As a company we are going through an extensive period of growth, we generated over £200m in turnover over the last year and can reinvest this in you as an employee through both in house and external training.
We have moved 2 of our engineers into a new department and as a result have two openings for maintenance engineers on a day shift working on bespoke production machinery such as:
- Thermoformers
- Blow molding machines
- Lathes
- Milling machines
- Bandsaws
- Conveyors


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Successful applicants will ideally come from a machine tool background however this is not essential. Skills in fabrication, welding, milling, turning and refurbishments would be beneficial. The ability to read schematics is important to us. Candidates from all backgrounds are encouraged to apply and will be considered equally.
Get in touch with Matt Morson, regarding this maintenance role or any other maintenance roles in the Warwickshire area.
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