Manpower UK
Mechanical Plant Maintenance Engineer

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Location: Outskirts of Brigg (DN20)
Salary: £40,000 per annum
Job Type: Temp to Perm
Hours: Monday to Friday - 7:30am - 5:00pm
Are you a time-served Mechanical Maintenance Engineer with experience working on process plant equipment? We're recruiting for an experienced Plant Engineer to join a busy gas processing facility in Brigg.
This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced and time-served engineer who is ready to step into a 1st Line Supervisor position. You'll play a key role in maintaining plant reliability across a busy gas processing facility, ensuring PSSR compliance and helping to build and develop a small engineering team.
Key Responsibilities
- Ensure all plant equipment remains compliant with Pressure Systems Safety Regulations.
- Carry out planned preventative and reactive maintenance across the site.
- Replace, repair and maintain industrial valves.
- Inspect, maintain and repair tanks, pumps, drums and gas cylinders.
- Support plant reliability and minimise downtime.
- Complete inspections and maintenance safely, following company procedures and industry standards.
- Lead day-to-day engineering activities across the Site.
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What We're Looking For
- Time-served Mechanical Engineer with a recognised engineering apprenticeship/ qualification or experience.
- Previous experience within a gas plant, process plant, manufacturing, chemical, industrial or heavy engineering environment.
- Strong understanding of PSSR (Pressure Systems Safety Regulations).
- Experience working on pressure systems, valves, pumps, tanks and associated mechanical equipment.
- Confident fault-finding and maintenance skills.
- Previous supervisory or team leadership experience would be advantageous, although engineers ready to step into their first supervisory role would be considered.
- FLT licence is desirable but not essential.


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What's on Offer
- £40,000 salary
- Monday to Friday
- Temp-to-permanent opportunity with long-term career prospects.
- Opportunity to help develop and lead a growing engineering team.
If you meet the above criteria and interested in the role, please apply online or contact the Grimsby Manpower Office.
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