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Shift Engineer

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Rotating Days and Nights Shift (6:6)
North Walsham, Norfolk
GBP50,500 + Overtime
Benefits:
- Private Pension (Up to 6 Matched) + X2 Life Assurance
- 23 Shifts Holiday
- Progression and Development Opportunities
Would you like to work for a growing local business, that has the job security of being part of a multi-billion-pound global manufacturer. Due to a recent promotion they are looking for a mechanically biased shift engineer to join their team.
As a Shift Engineer your key role and responsibilities will be:
- Electrical and mechanical repairs, PPMs and servicing of all site equipment
- Basic facilities and site services maintenance
- Working on production and packaging machinery and ancillary equipment
- Continuous improvement projects and machine upgrades
- Dealing with hydraulics, cylinders, sensors, pneumatics, gearboxes, valves, drives, pumps
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Knowledge, skills and experience needed to be a Shift Engineer:
- Must be a mechanically biased engineer
- NVQ Level 3 or higher in mechanical
- MUST have some form of electrical certificate or qualification
- Previously have worked in manufacturing
- Comfortable sometimes working on night shift unsupervised
- Team player, adaptable, approachable and reliable
- Worked on hydraulics, pneumatics, motors, gearboxes, pumps
If you do not get a response back on your application within 24-48 hours please presume you are unsuccessful.
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