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Job Title: Utilities Services Maintenance Engineer
Job Type: Permanent: £57,000 - £62,000 plus £3k Bonus
Job Pattern: 4 on 4 off
Disciplines: Steam, CHP, Water, Effluent, Refrigeration, Process Plant.
Job Location: Shropshire, West Midlands
Are you a Utilities, Site Services or Process Maintenance Engineer who wants to work on one of the UK's largest and most advanced FMCG manufacturing sites?
I am recruiting a Multi-Skilled Utilities / Site Services Engineers to support critical process and utility assets. The plant behind the plant!
This is not a standard factory production maintenance role.
You'll be responsible for the factory site services systems that keep an entire manufacturing operation running. Steam generation, CHP, refrigeration, water treatment, compressed air, and process plant infrastructure that support millions of products annually.
Role Responsibilities: Utilities, Site Services or Process Maintenance Engineer
- Proactive and reactive maintenance of utility and process assets
- Fault finding on mechanical and electrical systems
- Supporting site reliability and performance improvement
- Driving continuous improvement initiatives
- Using CMMS/PMS systems effectively
- Coaching operators on asset care activities
- Supporting planned maintenance strategies
- Managing OEM and supplier liaison when required
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You'll support and improve critical utility and process systems including:
Utilities
- Steam Boilers Steam Distribution Systems
- CHP Plant, Compressed Air Systems
- Water Treatment Plant & Effluent Treatment Systems
- Refrigeration Systems, Cooling Water Systems
- Pumps & Pumping Stations, Water Supply Infrastructure
Process Equipment
- Separation Systems, CIP Systems
- Valve Matrices, Process Pipework
What’s on Offer? Utilities Services Maintenance Engineer
- Up to £62,000
- Annual bonus £2-3k
- 1.5x overtime rate
- 8% pension
- Private healthcare and life assurance
- Extensive training and development
- Electrical cross-skilling programme available
- Sponsorship supports available after qualifying service
- Long-term career progression within a global FMCG leader


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This is a genuine centre-of-excellence site were engineering drives performance.
What We're Looking For: Utilities Services Maintenance Engineer
- Apprenticeship trained engineer
- NVQ Level 3 or equivalent
- Multi-skilled engineering background, factory services
- Experience within manufacturing, process, or FMCG environments
- Strong mechanical and/or electrical fault-finding capability
- Experience some of the following: of Steam Boilers, CHP Engines, Water Treatment, Effluent Treatment, Utilities, Process or FMCG Manufacturing
Relevant industries include Food Manufacturing, Brewing, Distilleries, Pharmaceuticals, Chemicals, Utilities, Energy Centres, Power Generation, Heavy Process Manufacturing
Apply now or contact us for a confidential discussion
Mike.butler@omegaresource.co.uk or call 01132123519
Utilities Engineer | Site Services Engineer | Process Engineer | Energy Centre Engineer | CHP Engineer | Steam Engineer | Facilities Engineer | Reliability Engineer | Maintenance Engineer | FMCG
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