BMS Performance
Mechanical Maintenance Engineer

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Join a well-established manufacturing business with a strong reputation and excellent long-term career prospects.
Work as part of an experienced team of 15 engineers in a stable, hands-on engineering environment.
Monday-Friday day shift with regular overtime opportunities available.
We're recruiting on behalf of a leading manufacturing business in the Staffordshire area, part of a globally recognised engineering group. The site offers a supportive team environment, long-term stability and opportunities to develop your technical skills across a varied manufacturing operation.
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As a Maintenance Engineer, you'll be responsible for maintaining and repairing a wide range of production machinery and site equipment, with a strong mechanical focus. You'll work proactively to minimise downtime, respond to breakdowns and support planned preventative maintenance across the site.
Requirements
- Time-served Maintenance Engineer or equivalent practical experience.
- Proven maintenance experience within a manufacturing environment.
- Strong mechanical bias with good fault-finding and repair skills.
- Experience with planned and reactive maintenance.
- Ideally, experience with industrial pipework, welding or lathe operation - although this is not essential.
- Strong problem-solving skills and a hands-on approach.
- No formal qualifications required where suitable practical experience is demonstrated.


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Package
- Salary up to £43,000 DOE.
- Monday-Friday, 7am-3pm.
- 25 days holiday plus bank holidays.
- Overtime opportunities available.
- Join a team of 15 experienced engineers.
- Stable, long-term opportunity with scope for development and progression.
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