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Multi skilled engineer

West Yorkshire
£59k/yr
Posted 1 day ago
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Multi Skilled Electrical Engineer

Leeds - £59,000+ 12-Hour Shifts

Panama

Overtime available

Our client is a well-established food manufacturing business supplying leading retailers and food service customers. We're now recruiting for a Multi-Skilled Engineer Electrical Bias to maintain plant, equipment, and facilities across a high-speed production site, working a 12-hour rotating shift covering days and nights.

What you'll need:

  • Recognised electrical qualification (NVQ, City & Guilds, or equivalent)
  • 18th Edition and PLC fault-finding experience, both essential
  • Manufacturing or process engineering background, ideally food/FMCG
  • Confident reading electrical schematics and fault-finding on drives and machine controls
  • Full right to work in the UK, no restrictions

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  • 33 days holiday (pro rata)
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Skills

Electrical Engineering
PLC Fault-finding
18th Edition
Electrical Schematics
Drives and Machine Controls
Reactive Maintenance
Planned Preventative Maintenance
FMCG Engineering

Location

West Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom

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