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Salary and Benefits - £47,845, realistic OTE £50k

7.5% Matched Pension + 33 Days Holiday + Company Bonus Scheme (5-12% Every Quarter) + Overtime + Early Finish on Fridays (1 in 3 Fridays completely off!) + Great Training Opportunities and Many More Benefits!

The Company

Our client is giving you the chance, as the electrical maintenance engineer, to work for an aerospace giant who supply into some of the biggest names in the sector! As the electrical maintenance engineer, you will be working on advanced, high tech automated machinery including robotics, CNC machines and 3D scanners which is perfect for engineers who love working on an advanced level of machinery!

The Role

As the electrical maintenance engineer, your responsibilities will include:

Conducting planned and preventive maintenance on automated and complex machinery
Fault finding on electrical components including contactors, invertors, relays, sensors and Siemens PLC work
Carrying out mechanical work on a range of different components including bearings, motors, gearboxes etc
Requirements

As the electrical maintenance engineer, our client requires:

You to have an NVQ level 3 apprenticeship (or equivalent) in electrical engineering
Good understanding of fault finding both mechanically and electrically
Previous experience working in a manufacturing environment
Benefits

You will receive the following benefits as the electrical maintenance engineer:

An attractive salary for a Monday – Friday rotating rota with a REALISTIC OTE of £50k
An attractive company pension scheme of 7.5% matched!
Early finishes on Friday with one in every 3 Friday completely off!
33 Days Holiday available with potential to accrue an extra holiday each year – after 6 years you will have 38 Days Holiday!
Loads of additional training opportunities to help you become fully multi skilled – also 6 months of training to help get you trained up on all the complex machinery!
Company bonus scheme meaning you will have potential to earn 5-12% of your quarterly salary every 3 months!
If you are a multi – skilled maintenance engineer, interviews can be arranged immediately so apply by following the online instructions or send a CV to (url removed)

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