Test Facilities Engineer

Whitley, Coventry
2 weeks ago
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Job Title: Facilities Engineer

Location: Whitley, Coventry

Rate: £26.65ph via an Umbrella Company (Inside IR35) or £20.35ph PAYE

Employment Type: Contract (31.3.26)

Hours: Standard 40 Hours Per Week

Reference: J40000

Job Description:

This role sits within the Cross Functional Test Facilities Team, which is part of Engineering Operations (E O). The team delivers facilities support to the Test Operations Team which is part of E O and has its objective in achieving timely and quality product releases through supporting the overall product 'cycle plan'.

In this role you will work within the Cross Functional Test Facilities across various sites (Whitley, Gaydon, Ansty Park and Lyons Park). Supporting E O activities under the control of EO-10026 for our client. You will also have other responsibilities as outlined below.

The purpose of the role is to ensure the safe, smooth, efficient and effective operation of the E O Test Facilities used for Product Development. You will be required to demonstrate safe working practices throughout in line with the Company's 'Destination Zero' policies and you will understand the responsibility you owe to yourself and to others in the workplace.

Skills Required:

  • A Level 4 qualification in Electrical Engineering or related discipline or relevant experience.

  • Proven experience and understanding of facilities, processes, equipment and leading technologies (eg. Experienced in problem solving control systems).

  • Proactive attitude and willingness to learn new systems and processes.

    Experience Required:

  • A Level 4 qualification in Electrical/Mechanical Engineering or related discipline or relevant experience.

  • Functional Skills Level 2 or equivalent in English, Maths and Science.

  • Proven experience and understanding of facilities, processes, equipment and leading technologies.

  • Experienced in problem solving control systems.

  • Clear and confident communicator both orally and in writing.

  • Proactive attitude and willingness to learn new systems and processes.

  • Ability to challenge existing thinking in a positive way whilst building credibility and trust through experience and personal style.

  • Ability to follow written and spoken instruction and interface well with customers.

  • Ability to work quickly and pay attention to detail.

  • Computer literate, including Microsoft Office.

  • A full UK driving license.

    Experience Preferred:

    Technical expertise and experience of test facilities and control systems for AVL, ABB and Horiba.

    Knowledge of Fuels.

    Experience with IATF 16949 or ISO 9001 standards and requirements.

    Problem solving qualification.

    Knowledge of company Health and Safety requirements, Risk Assessments, COSHH and SDS.

    Knowledge of Fluid Controls, Ventilation Systems, Chilled Fluids.

    Additional Information:

    Hybrid: No

    This role is INSIDE IR35

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    Do not miss out on your chance of interview – APPLY NOW!

    Our Clients are unable to provide sponsorship for Tier 2 General Visas; therefore, only candidates eligible to work in the UK need apply!

    Caresoft Global Limited operates as an Employment Business and Employment Agency.
    We are an independent highly-experienced recruitment consultancy dedicated to specialist markets within the Automotive, Aerospace, Agricultural & Construction Industries.

    No terminology within this advert is intended to unlawfully discriminate on the grounds of age, sex, race or disability and we welcome all applications

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