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Mechanical PM Engineer

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Join us as Preventative Maintenance Mechanical Engineer in Bristol!
You will be responsible for the upkeep and general reliability of the equipment. You will manage a team of 2, and ensure that agreed reliability, AM/PM plans and strategies are effectively undertaken and delivered; to achieve this, you will be liaising with Production, Quality, Operations and Contractors.
What you’ll do:
- Ensure preventative maintenance (PM) tasks are completed safely, on time, and to a high standard.
- Play a key role in regular shutdowns, working closely with the Maintenance Team Engineer and Maintenance Operations Manager.
- Investigate Condition-Based Monitoring (CBM) and On-The-Run (OTR) findings, and collaborate with the Senior Mechanical Engineer to plan and optimise shutdown activities.
- Take responsibility for the upkeep, performance, and general reliability of equipment.
- Ensure reliability strategies, preventative maintenance plans, and agreed engineering strategies are effectively implemented and maintained.
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- Working experience in a preventative maintenance role within a manufacturing environment
- Lean Six Sigma (Yellow Belt).
- Proven experience managing a team.
- AM/PM 7 Steps.
- Project Management qualification/training.
- Condition-Based Monitoring qualification/training.
Qualifications
- HNC level or equivalent in Mechanical Engineering, or membership of the appropriate professional institute.
- NVQ Level 3 in Engineering.
- Degree-level qualification preferred (engineering, electrical, or a combination of mechanical and electrical) / NVQ Level 3 or equivalent
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