MTrec Recruitment
Multi-Skilled Maintenance Engineer- Mechanical Bias

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MTrecs new career opportunity
Our clients are specialists in their industry sector, they are looking to recruit a Mechanically Biased Maintenance Technician on a permanent basis. This is an exciting opportunity for a candidate who has the required skillset.
Working a 2 shift system 6-2 / 2-10.
The Job you'll do
- Maintenance of production and site facility equipment.
- Servicing of production and site facility equipment.
- Fault finding and diagnosis.
- Continuous improvement of equipment & associated engineering project work
- Maintenance of production and site facilities
- Ensure timely and effective remedial repairs are delivered to blending, production and all other site facility equipment.
- Ensure professional repair standard adherence and compliance with all H&S legislation requirements.
- Maintain a high standard of hygiene to Engineering areas to ensure safety standard compliance.
- Servicing of production and site facility equipment
- Ensure timely and effective equipment maintenance and servicing is completed to production equipment.
- Identify and resolve any equipment or material issues in a timely manner.
- Continuous improvement of equipment
- Promote, develop, and implement initiatives raised through a structured CI process.
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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Associated Project Work
- Identify and implement minor project initiatives to completion.
- Support the engineering team in any major site projects.


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About You
The successful candidate will be educated to Minimum ONC in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent.
The role would suit candidates who are Mechanically biased/multi-skilled Maintenance Engineers from a FMCG/high volume manufacturing environment (ideally food or packaging).
Good at problem solving with a flexible and can do attitude who is proactive, outgoing, and enjoy working as part of a close team.
This is an excellent opportunity to join a successful and growing family business.
The Benefits
- Permanent role.
- Competitive pay rate.
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