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Multi-skilled Engineer (Salary plus shift allowances + overtime)

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About the Role
We are seeking a Multi-skilled Engineer to join our dynamic team in Aylesham, South East CT3. This permanent, full-time position is crucial for ensuring the efficient operation and maintenance of our engineering systems. This is a hands-on role requiring both electrical and mechanical expertise, with a strong focus on reliability, continuous improvement, and root cause analysis.
Responsibilities
- Carry out planned preventive maintenance to ensure maximum machine uptime
- Respond quickly and effectively to breakdowns and minimize production disruption
- Diagnose faults using both electrical and mechanical root cause analysis techniques
- Support installation and maintenance of electrical systems (up to 400V), PLCs, and control circuits
- Contribute to continuous improvement and equipment optimization projects
- Assist in developing risk assessments, SOPs, and maintenance schedules
- Build strong working relationships with internal teams, suppliers, and contractors
- Ensure all safety risks and breakdowns are addressed promptly
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What We're Looking For:
- NVQ Level 3 (or equivalent) in Engineering with strong electrical and mechanical experience
- Experience working in a high-volume manufacturing environment
- Knowledge of PLCs and variable speed drives
- Proven ability to carry out root cause analysis and technical problem-solving
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team
- Strong analytical skills and experience using data to drive improvements
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