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Mechanical Maintenance Engineer

Ealing
£55k – £60k/yr
Posted about 19 hours ago
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Multi Skilled Maintenance Engineer, Ealing, London

Shift Pattern: 4 on 4 off (Days & Nights)
Salary: £55,000 – £60,000

We are looking for an experienced Maintenance Engineer to join the engineering team at a fast-paced food manufacturing facility in Ealing. If you're passionate about fault-finding, preventative maintenance, and keeping production lines running efficiently, this is an excellent opportunity to join a business that values technical expertise, continuous improvement, and engineering excellence.

As a key member of the maintenance team, you will support, maintain, and improve production and packing line equipment, ensuring maximum uptime, reliability, and performance.

Key Responsibilities

  • Carry out planned preventative maintenance (PPM) and reactive maintenance on a wide range of production equipment.
  • Diagnose and repair mechanical and electrical faults on manufacturing machinery.
  • Support the maintenance and continuous improvement of production and packing lines.
  • Minimise downtime through effective fault finding and root cause analysis.
  • Work closely with production teams to improve equipment reliability and efficiency.
  • Participate in continuous improvement projects to enhance plant performance and reduce breakdowns.
  • Ensure all work is completed safely and in accordance with company procedures.

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We are specifically seeking apprentice-trained, mechanically biased maintenance engineers with experience in the FMCG or food manufacturing industry. The successful Maintenance Engineer should have approximately:

  • 60% Mechanical experience
  • 40% Electrical experience

Minimum Electrical Competencies

Successful candidates must be able to demonstrate the following:

  • Knowledge of Lock Out, Tag Out (LOTO) process and clearly understand why it is essential for safe maintenance.
  • Fault-find electrical systems down to component level.
  • Safely and accurately measure electrical resistance.
  • Correctly wire a three-phase motor in both Star and Delta configurations.

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Mechanical Competencies

As a true Mechanical Bias Engineer, you should also be fully competent in:

  • Mechanical fault finding and repair.
  • Bearings, gearboxes, chains, belts, conveyors and drive systems.
  • Pneumatics and hydraulics.

If you're an apprentice trained experienced Mechanical Bias Maintenance Engineer looking for your next challenge within a busy FMCG environment, we'd love to hear from you.

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Skills

Mechanical Maintenance
Electrical Maintenance
Fault Finding
Preventative Maintenance
Reactive Maintenance
Root Cause Analysis
Lock Out Tag Out
Three-phase Motor Wiring
Pneumatics
Hydraulics
Bearings
Gearboxes
Conveyors
Drive Systems
FMCG
Continuous Improvement

Location

Ealing, England, United Kingdom

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