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Multi Skilled Maintenance Engineer

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The Role
Your Responsibilities Will Include
- Responding to electrical and mechanical breakdowns, diagnosing faults and completing safe, effective repairs.
- Planning and carrying out preventive maintenance, inspections, lubrication, adjustments and component replacements.
- Maintaining motors, drives, sensors, control panels, basic PLC-controlled systems, bearings, belts, chains and gearboxes.
- Supporting the maintenance of pneumatic and hydraulic systems, conveyors, pumps, compressed-air systems and extraction equipment.
- Identifying the root causes of recurring faults and implementing practical improvements to reliability, safety, quality and efficiency.
- Carrying out electrical installations, modifications, inspection and testing within your qualifications, competence and authorisation.
- Maintaining machinery supplies, lighting, electrical distribution and associated site services.
- Supporting machinery installation, commissioning, relocation, planned shutdowns and capital improvement projects.
- Keeping accurate maintenance records, monitoring critical spare parts and supporting cost-effective purchasing.
- Liaising with contractors and specialist service providers, supporting statutory inspections and following up remedial actions.
- Working with production teams to prioritise repairs and communicate equipment status and expected downtime.
- Providing practical guidance to operators and trainees on equipment care and safe first-line checks.
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Safe working will underpin everything you do, including isolation and lock-off procedures, permit arrangements and checking guards, interlocks and emergency stops before equipment returns to service.
About You
We’re looking for a practical, organised engineer who can balance urgent breakdowns with planned maintenance and communicate clearly with colleagues across the business.
You Will Need
- A recognised Level 3 electrical engineering or electrotechnical qualification, or an equivalent route supported by demonstrable competence.
- A current BS 7671 qualification.
- Strong hands-on electrical and mechanical maintenance experience within an industrial, production or similarly demanding environment.
- Confidence using electrical test equipment, reading electrical drawings and fault finding on motors, control circuits and industrial machinery.
- Practical mechanical fault-finding and repair skills across common drives and components.
- The ability to interpret technical drawings and equipment manuals.
- A safety-led approach, accurate record keeping and a commitment to continuous improvement.
- A full UK driving licence and the ability to travel between company sites.
- Flexibility to support planned shutdowns and agreed critical breakdown call-outs.


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Desirable Experience
Experience in manufacturing, woodworking, timber processing or window-and-door fabrication would be beneficial, alongside any of the following:
- PLCs, HMIs, inverters/VSDs, servo systems or machine-control diagnostics.
- Pneumatics, hydraulics, welding, fabrication, machining or CNC equipment.
- CMMS or maintenance planning systems, root-cause analysis and small engineering projects.
- Multi-site engineering support.
- Inspection and testing, PAT testing, HNC/HND or higher engineering qualifications, or IOSH Managing Safely.
Working Arrangements
This is a site-based role, primarily at Rodley, with regular cover across company sites. Reasonable flexibility is required for planned shutdowns and urgent breakdowns.
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