Owen Daniels
Mechanical Engineer

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Mechanical Engineer
Permanent
£52,000 – £55,000 (Dependent on experience)
36.5 Hours a Week (Monday-Friday)
Croydon
Job Description
- Plan, schedule, and coordinate service activities, including maintenance, repairs, overhauls, and commissioning of drive and propulsion systems, auxiliary equipment.
- Support the business with BoM checks and sign off, condition assessments, job pack creation, engineering changes, concessions, preparation for overhaul projects, preparation for FAIs, fault investigation and diagnosis, warranty claim investigation, problem solving, creating method statements, creating component overhaul instructions, test procedures, conduct material analysis and comparisons, report compilation and reviewing, design tooling, etc.
- Manage warranty investigations as required including conducting the investigation, interacting with customers and suppliers, writing the investigation report, drawing conclusions on the failure, making recommendations for follow-up actions.
- Produce technical reports in accordance with company/client requirements.
- Create engineering change and concession / Production Permit requests as required.
- Support internal customers – Sales, Projects, Production, Purchasing, Operations, Shop Floor.
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Essential Experience/Skills/Qualifications
- Experience in relevant industry, with a strong focus on service and maintenance of equipment.
- HNC/HND qualification or a mechanically biased engineering discipline.
- Experienced engineer, testing, problem solving, technical process writing (method statements, overhaul instructions), condition assessments, technical investigations, and task management.
- Knowledge of industries from Mobility (Rail and Marine), Power Oil and Gas or industrial sectors


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Company Benefits
- Annual Bonus (pro rata on year of joining)
- 25 days holiday (pro rata on joining)
- Pensions 3% EE, 6% & ER Life Assurance & Salary/Bonus Sacrifice
- Private Health Care & Dental Health Care
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