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Maintenance Technician – Electrical & Instrumentation (E&I)

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Maintenance Technician – Electrical & Instrumentation (E&I)
Location: Billingham
Shift: Days (Mon-Fri, 36.5 hours a week)
Join our multi-skilled Maintenance team in Billingham and help keep cGMP assets and critical support facilities operating safely and efficiently. You’ll carry out planned and reactive maintenance, supporting a highly regulated site with a forward work plan of up to six months.
What you’ll do
- Deliver safe, compliant maintenance in line with statutory, site and engineering standards.
- Diagnose faults and complete servicing/repairs to manufacturers’ instructions across E&I (and broader multi-skilled) assets.
- Interpret engineering drawings, specifications and maintenance manuals.
- Prepare, isolate and reinstate work areas; manage safe handover of plant and equipment.
- Use cGMP systems and SAP to complete, update and archive all maintenance documentation.
- Provide daily progress updates via the Engineering planning system.
- Complete Permit to Work training and accept permits within your trade group.
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- Time-served apprenticeship or minimum NVQ Level 3 in Electrical, Instrument or Mechanical maintenance.
- Strong fault-finding skills and experience in a cGMP or other highly regulated environment.
- Ability to work unsupervised to exacting standards with a strong focus on safety and compliance.
- Confident using IT systems (e.g., SAP or similar CMMS) and cGMP documentation practices.
- Clear, concise communication and proactive planning; results-focused mindset.
- Willingness to develop multi-skill capability across other disciplines.


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Working pattern
Core hours with flexibility to support out-of-hours requirements and emergency call-outs as part of the maintenance team rota.
Why join us
- Be part of a high-performing, safety-first team supporting critical, regulated operations.
- Develop your skills across disciplines with exposure to complex E&I systems and cGMP processes.
- Competitive salary, with 35 days holiday (Not including Public Holidays), annual incentive plan and up earn up to 21% on your pension.
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