Maintenance Engineer

Annesley Woodhouse
3 weeks ago
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Package includes; with 1.5x paid overtime and an incentivising bonus scheme. 25 days of holiday plus your birthday and tools and toolbox provided, alongside standard pension contribution, life assurance and a highly rated health scheme

3 on 3 off Days and nights rotation

About the client

ATA are currently supporting a tier 1 Supplier for the aerospace industry, who are looking to add 2 maintenance engineers to their team. The business who are directly funded by 2 of the biggest aerospace OEMs in the country, offer a laser focus quality of service, providing specialist coating to a range of components used within the industry. The business is going through a significant growth period with 2024 seeing them have a great year, with a 23% increase in turnover and the opening of a new site. This is a great opportunity to join a large engineering team of 37 for a business that has a fantastic culture.

What you’ll be doing

As a maintenance engineer you will be responsible for maintaining a range of PLC controlled machinery, specifically set up for the process on this site.

Further responsibilities include:

Conducting Planned preventive maintenance  (Working from the of the Idhammar CMMS)
Reacting to breakdowns in a quick and timely manner.
Involved in project work for OEMs
Completing on root cause and continuous improvement
Project work including equipment upgrade & machine installation
What the client is looking for

To become a maintenance engineer with our client, you will need to be able to handle all that comes within a world class process environment. You will need adopt a fix right first-time mentality, a mindset for continuous improvement and an aptitude for working proactively. 

Multiskilled experience with either mechanical or electrical bias.
Any manufacturing or fast paced environment.
Apprentice trained & NVQ level 3 qualified.
Happy to work on a shift rotation & complete overtime when required.
Benefits on offer

As a maintenance engineer with our client, you would be eligible for:

Extensive training budget, aimed at producing high-level engineers.
For candidates with a passion for leadership, routes for progressive are available, as the client prefer to promote internally for higher-level positions rather than hiring externally.
Good culture despite a large team. Varying personalities on site of different strengths, of all sexes and backgrounds. Client is not afraid to move on people with sour attitudes if they are a growing issue within the company.
If you think you are the right maintenance engineer for this market leading tier 1 supply, please press apply or directly email me a copy of your CV to

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