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Maintenance Engineer (Mechanical Bias)
Trowbridge, Wiltshire.
Circa £44,159 (Includes 1 weekend in 7 overtime cover)
Monday to Friday 07:00- 15:00
Overtime paid at x1.5 and x2, 25 days holiday + banks, pension, life insurance, on site canteen serving hot & cold food.
We're working with a long-established FMCG manufacturer based in Trowbridge. The business has a modern production facility and a strong reputation as an employer within the local area. Due to continued demand, they're looking to add an Mechanical Maintenance Engineer to their established engineering team.
The Role:
Working as part of an 18 person engineering team, your overall objective will be to ensure the efficient running of all production equipment, some of your responsibilities will include:
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- Reactive Maintenance: Swiftly respond to breakdowns, diagnose issues, and repair electrical and mechanical faults.
- Planned Maintenance: Perform scheduled maintenance to ensure the equipment remains reliable and functions smoothly.
- Equipment Support: Assist with the installation and modification of electro-mechanical systems.
- Team Collaboration: Provide training, coaching, and support to production and operational staff.


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The Requirements:
This role would suit someone who is either an already experienced/qualified engineer within the industry or someone who has a small amount of exposure to service/maintenance and looking to carve themselves a career within the industry, other requirements include:
- NVQ Level 3 qualified in an mechanical engineering discipline.
- Mechanically biased, previous experience diagnosing faults on mechanical systems, machinery installations etc
- A proactive, hands-on approach to problem-solving.
- Manufacturing industry experience.
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