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We are looking for a Multi-Skilled Engineer to join our engineering team and support the efficient operation of production equipment across our factory in March.
Reporting to the Engineering Shift Manager, you will be responsible for maintaining and improving equipment performance, responding to breakdowns, and ensuring minimal disruption to production.
Key Responsibilities
- Carry out fault finding, diagnostics and repairs on mechanical and electrical equipment
- Respond quickly to breakdowns to minimise production downtime
- Complete planned preventative maintenance (PPM) activities
- Identify and implement engineering improvements to increase efficiency and reliability
- Maintain accurate maintenance records using the CMMS system
- Work closely with production teams to support operational performance
- Ensure all engineering work complies with health & safety regulations
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About You
- Time-served apprenticeship or qualification (NVQ Level 3 / HNC or equivalent) in Engineering
- Experience within manufacturing or food production environments
- Strong mechanical and electrical fault-finding skills
- Experience with PPM and continuous improvement initiatives
- Knowledge of PUWER, LOLER and health & safety standards
- Ability to work independently and respond effectively under pressure


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What is on offer:
- Great Place to Work accredited.
- Monday to Friday 7am to 4pm or 8am to 5pm.
- 31 days holiday per year including bank holidays.
- Salary sacrifice pension scheme
- Cinema, Sky Store, supermarket & retailer discounts
- Health Cash Plan, holiday discounts, life assurance & income protection
- Employee referral scheme & Employee Assistance Programme
- Cycle to Work and electric car salary sacrifice schemes.
- Eyecare contributions
- Learning, development, and mentoring opportunities
- Regular social, charity, and community engagement events
- Onsite health checks, annual flu jabs, and wellbeing sessions
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