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Multiskilled Engineer

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Are you an experienced Multiskilled Engineer that prioritises your development and career progression?
This opportunity offers a fantastic salary of £54,000 plus a 5% Bonus as well as premium overtime, and a market-leading 10% matched pension. This is a modern, fully equipped engineering site designed for high performance industrial scale manufacturing near Walbottle area of Newcastle.
With accredited cross-skilling, continuous upskilling, and clear career progression pathways, this position delivers long-term stability, standout benefits, and exceptional earning potential.
What's on offer as a Multiskilled Maintenance Engineer
- Basic Salary: £54,000 + bonus + premium overtime (x1.5, x2), OTE in excess of £65k per annum
- Training & Development: Commitment to a focused training and development programme, including mechanical cross-skilling for those who want it, leadership training and opportunities, specialist PLC training, continuous improvement training, etc. If it helps you progress as an engineer, they will support it where possible
- Pension matched up to 10%
- Private healthcare scheme
- Prime site location near Walbottle with excellent transport links
- 4 on 4 off working pattern - days/nights
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Role & Responsibilities as a Multiskilled Maintenance Engineer
- Deliver plant-wide proactive and reactive maintenance to ensure optimum factory performance
- Execute PPM schedules and respond effectively to breakdowns as part of the maintenance team
- Fault-find and repair key electrical systems including PLCs, motors, drives, and control panels
- Participate in continuous improvement and reliability initiatives to support world-class manufacturing standards


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What do you require to apply as a Multiskilled Maintenance Engineer
- City & Guilds Level 3 / BTEC Level 3 (or higher) with NVQ Level 3 in Engineering (Electrical & Mechanical)
- Apprenticeship trained in Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics, or related discipline, or experience as a Multi-Skilled Engineer
- Strong background in planned and reactive electrical maintenance within manufacturing
To apply for the Multiskilled Engineering position, please click "Apply Now" and attach your most up to date CV.
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