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Multi Skilled Electrical Maintenance Engineer

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Electrical Multi-Skilled Maintenance Engineer
Location: Barnsley, S71
Salary: £45,000, rising to £49,050 after successful completion of probation
Shift Pattern: 3 on / 3 off - Days & Nights
Contract: Full-time, Permanent
Sector: Manufacturing
The Opportunity
We are currently recruiting for an experienced Electrical Multi-Skilled Maintenance Engineer to join a well-established manufacturing business based in Barnsley.
This is a fantastic opportunity for an electrically biased engineer looking to join a stable organisation offering a competitive salary, permanent employment and a structured 3 on / 3 off day and night shift pattern.
You will play a key role in ensuring the reliability and availability of production machinery and site equipment, carrying out both planned and reactive maintenance.
Key Responsibilities
- Carry out planned preventative and reactive maintenance across a range of production machinery and site services.
- Diagnose and repair electrical and mechanical faults to minimise production downtime.
- Fault-find using electrical schematics, drawings and test equipment.
- Identify recurring faults and support continuous improvement initiatives.
- Work safely and ensure all maintenance activities comply with company procedures.
- Complete maintenance records and documentation accurately.
- Support breakdown response and ensure machinery is returned to production as quickly and safely as possible.
- Assist with installation, modification and improvement of equipment where required.
- Work closely with production and engineering colleagues to maintain high levels of plant reliability.
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About You
The successful candidate will ideally have:
- A recognised Level 3 qualification in Electrical Engineering / Maintenance Engineering or equivalent.
- Previous experience working in a manufacturing or industrial maintenance environment.
- Strong electrical fault-finding and diagnostic skills.
- Good mechanical maintenance knowledge.
- The ability to read and interpret electrical drawings and schematics.
- Experience with planned and reactive maintenance.
- A proactive approach to identifying and resolving faults.
- The ability to work independently and as part of an engineering team.
- Flexibility to work a 3 on / 3 off days and nights shift pattern.


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What's on Offer?
- £45,000 starting salary
- Salary increases to £49,050 following successful probation
- Permanent, full-time position
- 3 on / 3 off - Days & Nights
- Stable and well-established manufacturing environment
- Opportunity to develop your technical skills and progress within the engineering function
If you're an electrically biased maintenance engineer looking for a new opportunity with a strong salary package and an attractive shift pattern, we'd be keen to hear from you.
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