Kelling Group
POWERED ACCESS ENGINEER

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Powered Access Engineer – Normanton Depot
Job Function: A hands-on engineering role, working alongside a team and supporting the implementation of an LCV hoist refurbishment programme and Repairs. Role training to be provided.
Responsibilities
- Carry out Removal, refurbishment, and reassembly of access platforms from LCV’S.
- Ensure compliance with manufacturers guidelines, company policy and any regulations affecting the safe operation.
- Replacement of hydraulic hoses and ancillaries.
- Replacement of pins, bushes and fasteners.
- Performing all tasks in a safe and timely manner.
- Work on repairs to the Hoist.
- Communicate effectively with the Senior engineer/Depot Manager with regards to any defects or unsafe equipment.
- Correctly process all jobs on the works handheld tablet to include the allocation of labour time and any parts used, updating the status of all vehicles as appropriate.
- Ensure efficient stock control processes are adhered to for all parts/consumables used.
- Ensure that the company’s health and safety policy and procedures are adhered to at all times.
- Maintain the workshop/workspace in a clean and safe manner.
- Follow company’s Employee handbook policies and procedures at all times.
- Any other ad-hoc duties.
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- Experience in engineering, auto electrics, hydraulics and diagnostics/fault finding.
- Ability to prioritise tasks and work well under pressure.
- Good interpersonal skills and an acute understanding good customer service.
- IPAF 1b Operators licence desirable but not essential.
Benefits
- 25 days holiday plus bank holidays per year
- Birthday off
- Life Insurance (2x annual salary)
- Company Referral Scheme
- Long Service Award
- Company Pension Scheme
- Healthcare Cash Plan
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