David Kellett & Partners Limited
Multi-Skilled Engineer

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About the Role
As a Multi-Skilled Engineer, you’ll play a key role in supporting the installation, commissioning and optimisation of membrane filtration systems across the UK and Ireland. Working closely with customers, suppliers and your colleagues, you’ll help deliver high-quality engineering solutions while developing specialist knowledge in membrane filtration technology.
The role offers a varied mix of site work, technical problem-solving, customer support and project involvement, making it an excellent opportunity for an engineer looking to develop their career within the dairy processing industry.
Key Responsibilities
- Support the installation, commissioning, and optimisation of dairy process projects and membrane filtration plants.
- Drive growth in membrane element sales, spare parts, and service offerings, while providing high-quality aftersales support.
- Investigate and assess existing plant performance, including CIP effectiveness, reliability issues, and operational efficiency, and provide practical, actionable solutions.
- Identify and source spare parts and components across a wide range of manufacturers and equipment types.
- Liaise with suppliers, customers, and subcontractors to ensure successful delivery of products and services.
- Manage customer enquiries relating to membrane element supply and installation.
- Carry out on-site installation and replacement of membrane elements.
- Prepare health & safety documentation and method statements for site works.
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- Engineering-based training or background (mechanical, process, chemical, or similar).
- Strong work ethic and a proactive approach.
- Excellent attention to detail.
- Clear and confident communication skills.
- Strong organisational skills with the ability to manage multiple tasks.
- Full UK driving licence.
- Competent IT skills (Microsoft Office, reporting tools, etc.).


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Desirable Experience
- Electrical qualifications or experience within an industrial environment.
- Experience within the food or dairy processing industry.
- Knowledge of membrane filtration systems (UF/RO/NF/MF).
- Experience working on customer sites, ideally in a service or commissioning role.
Working Pattern & Travel
- Primarily office-based at our Wormbridge site during standard working hours.
- 40 hours per week, with flexibility to work evenings and weekends as required by the demands of the role.
- Regular on-site work across the UK and Ireland, ranging from single-day visits to multi-week project assignments (with appropriate rest periods).
- Expected annual on-site time: approximately 3 months, depending on project workload.
- Full training provided.
- All reasonable travel and accommodation expenses covered when working away.
Salary & Benefits
- £35,000.00 – £50,000.00 per year.
- Company Pension.
- On-site parking.
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