Scangrit
Multi Skilled Maintenance Engineer (Electrical Bias)

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Multi-skilled Maintenance Engineer with Electrical Bias
To work at our Scangrit, South Killingholme Plant, on our high-speed automatic drying, screening, bagging, and palletising production line working alongside and reporting to the Maintenance and Production Supervisors. Responsible for electrical designs and installations, inspecting, maintaining, servicing installed plant and equipment, completing, and filing relevant documentation.
Technical Skills Required
- Experience working in a multi-skilled maintenance position electrical biased.
- Control panel, PLC, and HMI knowledge.
- Star-Delta, Soft Start/Inverter, and Servo knowledge.
- Single and 3-phase experience necessary.
- Able to read and understand electrical schematic and technical drawings.
- 18th Edition electrical regulations advantageous, however, 17th minimum required.
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Personal Attributes
- Problem solving.
- Good communication skills.
- Manage and prioritize workloads.
- Attention to detail.
- Team player but also able to work on own initiative.
Salary and Benefits
- Job Type: Full-time
- Salary: £21.24 per hour
- Hours: Basic 37.75 hour week with overtime required to suit the needs of the business.
- Overtime: Paid at time and a half and double time.
- Hours:
- Monday to Thursday: 0800 - 1615
- Friday: 0700 - 1415
- Occasional early starts and Saturday morning working.
- Holidays: 28 days paid holidays inclusive of all bank holidays, increasing by a day every two years for the first 10 years of service.
- Bonus: Performance-related quarterly bonus.
- Pension: Contributory pension scheme.
- Employee Assistance Program: Confidential Employee Assistance Program.
- Parking: On-site parking.


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Other Benefits
- Company pension
- Free parking
- On-site parking
If you feel you have the right attitude to work in a busy production environment, then please apply by sending your CV.
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