Michael Page
Multiskilled Maintenance Engineer (Electrical)
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Electrical Maintenance Engineer
As an Electrical Maintenance Engineer in Leeds, you will play a key role in ensuring the smooth running of machinery and equipment in an industrial and manufacturing setting.
This is a hands-on role which involves maintaining, repairing, and improving production systems to keep operations efficient and reliable.
Client Details
This is an excellent opportunity to join a well-established manufacturer known for its commitment to quality, innovation, and delivering solutions for leading brands across a range of consumer markets.
Description
Duties will include:
- Carrying out planned and reactive maintenance on electrical systems and equipment.
- Diagnosing and repairing faults to minimise downtime and maintain production efficiency.
- Performing routine inspections to ensure all machinery and systems are in good working order.
- Working collaboratively with other engineers and departments to resolve technical issues.
- Supporting continuous improvement projects to enhance equipment performance.
- Ensuring all maintenance activities comply with health and safety regulations.
- Maintaining accurate records of maintenance work and equipment performance.
- Providing on-call support as required to address urgent issues.
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Profile
The successful candidate will:
- Be educated to a minimum NVQ level 3 (or equivalent) in an Electrical or Mechanical Engineering time served apprenticeship.
- Will have knowledge in electrical or mechanical maintenance, within a manufacturing industry.
- Have strong fault-finding and repair skills.
- Have working knowledge of PLC fault-finding and repair, any programming skills would be of great interest.
- Be familiar with working to planned and preventative maintenance schedules in a continuous improvement environment.
- Will have excellent interpersonal skills and be comfortable when dealing with colleagues at all levels across a range of functions within the business.
- Awareness of Health and Safety and other relevant legislation.
- Be able to read technical drawings - desirable.
- 17th or 18th edition wiring regulations - desirable.
- Have experience of modern manufacturing techniques such as 5S, LEAN, and TPM would be ideal.
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Job Offer
- Salary is up to £58,000 depending on your skills and experience (plus call out charges)
- 3 shift patterns on a weekly basis - 6am-2pm, 2pm-10pm - 10pm-6am Monday to Friday
- Free parking
- Pension scheme
- Annual leave - 34 days annual leave
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