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CNC Maintenance Engineer

Bromley Cross
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CNC Maintenance Engineer
Bolton
Permanent
Up to £50,000 (depending on experience)
Monday to Thursday 8am – 5pm, Friday 7.45am – 11:30am

Our rapidly growing manufacturing client is seeking a Maintenance and Facilities Engineer, to play a pivotal role in supporting equipment technology roadmaps and ensuring data-driven business decisions. As Maintenance and Facilities Engineer, you will focus on maximising equipment availability and driving efficient operations within an SQDCP (Safety, Quality, Delivery, Cost, People) environment. Experience of working on CNC machinery is essential.
 
CNC Maintenance Engineer
Job Description

Perform routine maintenance and repairs on CNC machinery, production equipment, and facility systems.
Troubleshoot mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic issues to minimise downtime.
Develop and implement preventative maintenance schedules to optimise equipment performance.
Support the development of equipment technology roadmaps to align with business goals.
Analyse operational data to drive efficiency improvements and ensure maximum equipment availability.
Coordinate with external contractors for specialised repairs or upgrades.CNC Maintenance Engineer
Essential Experience/Skills/Qualifications

Relevant engineering qualifications (mechanical/electrical preferred).
Proven experience in maintenance engineering within a manufacturing or aerospace environment 
Knowledge of CNC machinery maintenance (Fanuc/Siemens controls preferred).
Experience with PLC boards and controls systems
Strong troubleshooting skills in mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic systems. CNC Maintenance Engineer
Benefits

Early finish Friday
25 days holiday
Company pension

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