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1 year ago
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Are you a talentedSenior MaintenanceEngineerwith a passion for keeping things running smoothly? We have an exciting opportunity for you to join our client in an esteemed, sought-aftermanufacturing facilityin Bradford.

Role Overview:

As a Multi-Skilled Maintenance Engineer, you’ll play a crucial role in ensuring the seamless operation of the production lines. Your expertise will be vital in maintaining and repairing machinery, minimising downtime, and contributing to our high-quality output. You'll be joining an existing team of engineers on a permanent basis.

Key Responsibilities:

Conduct routine inspections, preventive maintenance, and repairs on a variety of machinery and equipment. Troubleshoot and diagnose faults related to CNC machines, PLCs, and other automated systems. Collaborate with fellow engineers and production teams to address technical issues promptly. Keep accurate records of maintenance activities and report any significant findings. Adhere to health and safety guidelines and promote a safe working environment.

Requirements:

Apprentice Trained:You’vepleted a formal engineering apprenticeship or hold a Level 3 qualification in engineering, HNC, HND or similar in a mechanical or electrical discipline.Experience:You’ve worked in a manufacturing environment, ideally within the automotive, aerospace, medical devices, electronics or similarAdditional:You will hold the correct right to work in the UK, without restrictions.Technical Skills:Proficiency in fault-finding onAllen Bradley,Mitsubishi, orSiemens PLCs.Familiarity withCNC machinesand their maintenance.Working knowledgeof machine tool processes and fault diagnostics.Shift Pattern:This role operates on a3-shift rota,3-4 (12hr) shifts per week,NO weekend working.

Benefits:

£50,000-£54,000 DOE25 holidays plus bank holidaysPensionCanteenGymBonusProgression and development opportunitiesFree parkingLife assuranceDeath in service

If you’re a proactive problem-solver, passionate about engineering, and ready to contribute to our success, apply now!

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