Roberts Bakery 1887
Multiskilled Shift Engineers (Northwich)

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The Opportunity:
We have vacancies for Multiskilled Shift Engineers at our bakery in Northwich, Cheshire.
Job Purpose:
This multi skilled engineering role carries out planned and reactive maintenance activities to minimize downtime and reduce quality issues. Driving continuous improvement of all machinery, equipment and ways of working in line with business strategy is key as well as compliance with legislative, business and site procedures and practices.
What You Will Contribute
- Fault diagnosis and breakdown repairs of plant and site service equipment
- Planned maintenance and Maintenance requests.
- Adherence to statutory checks and GMP
- Involvement in CI and Capital projects
- Upkeep of stores and all Engineering Technical documentation.
- Support and coach relevant employees in all aspects of shared maintenance
- Undertake training and up skilling programs as directed by business needs.
- Provide effective 24/7 equipment care
- Deliver effective communication Engineering meetings and handovers
- Make decisions within the framework of site policies and compliance to customer codes of practice.
- Working to KPIs that include Health & Safety, Cost (Performance /OEE), Quality (Customer Complaints/Right First Time), Service (On time in full), People
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- Recognised Engineer Apprenticeship (electrical or multiskilled) or ONC/BTEC/HNC
- Knowledge of : MS office; CMMS; Pneumatics; Steam Systems; Hydraulic systems; Plc Siemens S7,S5, Mitsubishi, Allen Bradley; HMI’s; Robotics and Inverters
- FMCG & Food Industry experience (desirable)
- Continuous Improvement Techniques
- Ability to work within a team and also on own intuition, building effective relationships with our internal customers: Health and Safety, Quality, Engineering, Production, Frontline Managers, Middle and Senior Managers
Shift Pattern
- 168 Day/Night - 2 days/2 nights 4 off
Salary
- Up to 55K dependant on experience.
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