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PURPOSE OF THE JOB
To provide mechanical and electrical support on a hi-tech, automated assembly line on a rotating 2-shift pattern.
- Week 1 on Early's (6am-2:30pm Mon-Thurs / Fri 6am-12.30pm)
- Week 2 on Late's (2:30pm-11pm Mon-Thurs / 12.30pm-7pm Fri)
PRINCIPAL ACCOUNTABILITIES/KEY RESULT AREAS
Key responsibilities will include:
- Repairing faults as the first port of call for machine breakdowns
- Providing technical support to achieve production output standards
- Plan and execute pro-active preventative maintenance programs to minimise downtime
- Work from mechanical, schematics drawings to assist with fault finding
- Advise on technical issues, liaising with engineers and the production team as well as supporting continuous improvement activities
- Monitor machine performance.
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Skills and experience required:
- Qualified to 17th Edition level or equivalent, with a good knowledge of fault finding and repair in electrical and mechanical
- Proven previous experience working within a manufacturing environment
- Proven experience with PLCs, pneumatic and hydraulic systems as well as robotics
- IT literate and able to navigate systems easily
- Organised and self-motivated with a safety awareness of electrical, compressed air and pressurised systems
- A flexible approach to work and the desire to thrive in a dynamic and exciting fast-moving environment
- Good verbal and written communication skills
- Self-motivated with the determination to succeed
- UK driving license and be available to support visits to supplier sites.


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- Previous experience in an automotive environment
- Experience of working within IATF16949 quality system environment
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