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Budweiser Brewing Group (AB InBev)

Multi Skilled Engineer

Enfield
Posted 12 days ago
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Maintenance Engineer (Mechanical/Electrical)

Seniority Level

To be confirmed, but likely Lead Technician or Senior Engineer at minimum.

Key Responsibilities

  • Comply with health, safety, hygiene, and 5S standards at all times, ensuring standards are maintained.
  • Review Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and learning documents to share best practices across shifts.
  • Review safety and maintenance procedures (SWI).
  • Develop and maintain a high-performance, flexible, and "can do" culture within the team.
  • Attend and participate actively in daily team meetings as a key contributor.
  • Comply with all statutory, legal requirements, and industry-specific regulations, including:
    • Packaging standards
    • Quality assurance
    • Food hygiene safety (e.g., HACCP)
  • Support the department in achieving KPI targets through structured activities.
  • Complete PPMs (Preventive Preventative Maintenance) and reactive tasks diligently.
  • Record accurate CMMS system reporting for all work undertaken.
  • Drive and support improvement initiatives to ensure the department meets all KPIs (Key Performance Indicators).
  • Participate in training for new skills and tasks aligned with Personal Development Plans or as required by management.
  • Comply with all documentation and transaction requirements for operational efficiency.

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Skills, Knowledge and Experience Required

Essential

  • An experienced engineer, qualified in either mechanical or electrical engineering, with:
    • Minimum qualification in their core field, such as:
      • ONC, C&G, BTEC/NVQ Level 3, degree, or equivalent.
  • Demonstrates a "can do" attitude and takes pride in quality workmanship.
  • Proven expertise in:
    • Fault-finding on high-speed production equipment.
    • Maintenance of mechanical/electrical systems in production environments.
  • Strong knowledge of:
    • Manufacturing principles, tools, and techniques.
    • Numeracy, literacy, and verbal communication.
  • Committed to a high-performance, Continuous Improvement (CI) environment.
  • IT literacy with praised for the ability to analyse numerical and technical data.
  • Excellent organisation, prioritisation, and initiative.
  • Team player with a structured, systematic approach to work.

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Desirable (non-essential but highly beneficial)

  • Experience in a blue-chip FMCG role, preferably within food or pharma in a high-volume, regulated environment.
  • Familiarity with SAP CMMS or similar maintenance-based systems.
  • Completion of a recognised steam awareness course with relevant steam system experience.
  • Experience with:
    • Fault-finding on PLC controlled systems/pneumatic systems.
    • Safe working protocols for Ammonia, Carbon Dioxide or CIP (Clean-In-Place) processes.
  • Welding (TIG) and limited fabrication experience.
  • Working knowledge of:
    • PUWER regulations.
    • Safety systems.
    • ATEX/DSEAR legislation.
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Skills

Mechanical Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Fault Finding
Maintenance
Manufacturing Principles
Numeracy
Literacy
Communication Skills
Continuous Improvement
IT Literacy
Organizational Skills
Team Working
Problem Solving
Safety Regulations
Steam Systems
PLC Systems

Location

Enfield, England, United Kingdom

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