In brief
This maintenance engineer role focuses on the upkeep of automated production line equipment at a large-scale facility. The work involves performing mechanical and electrical fault finding, executing planned preventative maintenance, and responding to ad hoc repair requests to ensure minimal equipment downtime.
Non-negotiable
Completion of an electrical or mechanical maintenance engineering apprenticeship or qualification required.
Worth knowing
The role requires working a Panama shift pattern including days, nights, and two weekends every month.
What you need
Required
Engineering apprenticeship
Clearly required in the listing
Electrical fault finding
Clearly required in the listing
Mechanical fault finding
Clearly required in the listing
Preventative maintenance
Strongly implied by the listing
Reading electrical schematics
Strongly implied by the listing
Multimeter
Clearly stated in the job description.
Preferred
No preferred skills or technologies were clearly stated.
Your day-to-day
Perform equipment maintenance
Clearly stated in the job description.
Conduct mechanical fault finding
Clearly stated in the job description.
Execute electrical repairs
Clearly stated in the job description.
Respond to ad hoc repairs
Clearly stated in the job description.
What's on offer
Full job description (from employer)⌄
Job Title – Maintenance Engineer Location - Rugby Shifts - 3 on 3 off and 2 on 2 off Days and Nights Panama Shifts. 2 weekends of every month. Salary - £51000 plus overtime and training. The Company An exciting opportunity has arisen for maintenance Engineer to join our client who is a large Global business based in rugby Our client is a large global business specialising in fast moving goods, they have grown massively in the past ten years and continue to do so as a market leader across the UK and Europe. They are also a 2 billion turnover business with over 10,000 employees in the UK This company have invested heavily in their international business at Nuneaton and its going from strength to strength. WHATS IN IT FOR YOU Opportunity to work on a brand-new state of the art site be involved from installation and commissioning phase. Working on brand new equipment some of which is one of a kind in the UK Do you like getting your hands dirty and enjoy working in a busy engineering environment? Are you looking for a job where you will receive lots of Training on OEM equipment? Maintenance Engineer will be responsible for: Reducing equipment breakdown duration and reduce the frequency of breakdowns. You will carry out basic fault finding and planned preventative maintenance on the automated production line equipment to rectify any minor faults. Fault finding mechanically on Conveyors, monorail systems and pneumatic equipment the majority cases you will replace components like for like. Fault finding electrically with a multi meter and reading electrical schematics. They will also be responsible for the sites preventative maintenance and responding to ad hoc requests for repairs whilst on shift. The Candidate: Completion of an electrical/mechanical maintenance/engineering apprenticeship or qualification. Experience fault finding electrically and mechanically. The Benefits As a Maintenance Engineer, you will expect Salary - £51000 Will look at candidates who are in engineering roles and want to step up into leadership in the future. Company pension plan available. Continuous progression opportunities and training available. Our client will offer training/development and possible progression for the right candidate. ATA is committed to creating a diverse workforce and is an equal opportunities employer. We welcome applications from all suitably qualified persons regardless of age, disability, gender, marriage and civil partnership, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion or belief, sex, and sexual orientation
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