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Site Services Engineer
Rotherham | £50,000 + 10% bonus | Monday–Friday | Flexible hours
If you're a Site Services Engineer, Facilities Engineer or Maintenance Engineer looking for a role with genuine responsibility, this could be worth a look.
I'm working with a well-established manufacturing business in Rotherham that is looking for a Site Services Engineer to join the engineering team.
This isn't just a general maintenance role. You'll have real involvement across the site's utilities, facilities and critical infrastructure, helping keep everything safe, compliant and running as it should.
What you'll be doing
- Maintaining and improving site utilities and facilities
- Working across steam, compressed air, refrigeration, water treatment, HVAC, AHUs, LEV, drainage and effluent systems
- Carrying out planned, preventative and reactive maintenance
- Fault finding and getting to the root cause of repeat failures
- Supporting statutory inspections and compliance
- Managing and overseeing contractors on site
- Working with permits, RAMS, isolations and safe systems of work
- Keeping CMMS records and maintenance documentation up to date
- Identifying opportunities to improve reliability, energy efficiency and compliance
- Working closely with Engineering, Production, Technical, HSE and other site teams
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What they're looking for
You'll ideally be an apprentice-trained engineer with strong mechanical experience and a background in manufacturing, FMCG, food, utilities or another regulated environment.
You'll also ideally have:
- NVQ Level 3 or equivalent engineering qualification
- Strong maintenance experience
- IOSH Managing Safely, ideally NEBOSH
- Experience managing/controlling contractors
- Knowledge of statutory inspections and compliance
- Experience with utilities or building services
- Good fault-finding and problem-solving skills
- Experience using a CMMS
- A good understanding of safe systems of work
- BOAS training would be a bonus.


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The role
- Location: Rotherham
- Salary: £50,000 + 10% bonus (highly achievable)
- Hours: Monday–Friday with flexible start/finish times
If you're looking for a role where you can take ownership of site services rather than just dealing with breakdowns all day, drop me a message.
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