Maintenance Engineer
Zachary DanielsMy client are currently looking to recruit an experienced maintenance engineer to join their site in North Lanarkshire. You will be working with an extremely successful FMCG company, that are going through a continued period of development and investment.
If you are looking for a company where you can develop your engineering skills, work on exciting projects and have the opportunity for career progression, then this could be the role for you!
Duties & Responsibilities:
- Carry out repairs, maintenance work and routine testing to all plant machinery and equipment
- Maintaining an adequate level of workshop spares to meet the production requirements and contributing to stock control requirements for an allocated area
- Completing planned maintenance work orders
- Ensuring all auditable paper work is completed and filed correctly
- Demonstrate a proactive approach to maintenance and assist in the development of preventative maintenance mechanisms
- Understand and support KPI improvements
- Completion of a recognised apprenticeship in electrical or mechanical discipline
- This is an electrical biased role, therefore experience with PLCs and automation systems is highly desirable.
- Experience of maintenance engineering gained in the manufacturing sector
- Knowledge of hydraulics and pneumatics would be desirable
Shift pattern:
Early & Late shifts - rotating
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