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Mechanical Maintenance Engineer - Upskill to Multi-Skilled Electrical

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Job Title: Mechanical Maintenance Engineer - Upskill to Multi-Skilled Electrical
Job Reward:
- Salary Package: £57,000 + performance bonus (£2k realistic) + overtime
- Pension £65k package
Job Type: Permanent
Job Location: Shropshire (commutable from Telford, Stoke, Crewe, Birmingham etc)
Working Pattern: 4 ON 4 OFF (excellent work-life balance for relocation)
Job Function: Engineering Maintenance Supporting Manufacturing
Mechanical Bias NVQ level 3 Qualified Maintenance Engineers – Are you ready to become multi-skilled?
- Are you a mechanically biased maintenance engineer working on process, production, or packaging machinery within FMCG or manufacturing?
- Do you want to future-proof your career by developing into a dual-skilled engineer with electrical qualifications?
- Would you like your employer to invest £4,000+ in your electrical training and development, both practical and academic, to get you there?
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The Opportunity: Mechanical to Electrical Conversion Engineer
This is a career-defining role for mechanically trained engineers who are genuinely motivated to:
- Transition from mechanical to multi-skilled
- Gain electrical competence and qualifications
We are specifically targeting:
- Mechanically biased engineers with:
- Apprenticeship (Mechanical)
- ORNVQ Level 3 in Mechanical Maintenance / Engineering
- Manufacturing – including automotive, aerospace and process chemicals etc
- Food & beverage/packaging – the sweet spot
- Pharmaceutical/process industries
- Or any mechanical maintenance environment (open to all trades)
What Makes This Role Different?
- Structured pathway from mechanical → electrical → fully multi-skilled
- Company invests £4,000+ in formal electrical training.
- Hands-on learning with automation, controls, and production systems
Key Responsibilities
- Maintain and repair process and packaging machinery
- Carry out planned and reactive mechanical maintenance
- Support fault-finding across mechanical & developing electrical elements
- Work on high-speed, automated production lines


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What You’ll Get
- £57,000 base salary
- Performance bonus (£2k+)
- Overtime at x1.5
- £4,000 structured electrical training & development
- Excellent pension & benefits
- Long-term career progression into multi-skilled engineering
This role is ONLY suitable for:
- Mechanically trained engineers.
- Candidates genuinely interested in electrical upskilling and development
Not suitable for:
- Fully electrical engineers already qualified
- Mechanical engineers with no interest in electrical development
If you’re a mechanically biased engineer ready to evolve into a multi-skilled future, I’d love to speak with you.
Call: 07508 014441
Email: mike.butler@omegaresource.co.uk
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