Maintenance Engineer

West Bromwich
1 year ago
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Maintenance Engineer - Nights
Location: West Bromwich
Salary: £17.50 per hour, 25% shift allowance.
Hours: Sunday to Wednesday 10pm - 6am & Thursday 10pm - 5am

Our client, is a leading manufacturer and distributor of electrical, mechanical, and safety infrastructure solutions, dedicated to empowering customers and protecting the world. They are looking for a Maintenance Engineer to ensure the smooth operation of equipment, fixtures, and building systems.

Role Overview:
As a Maintenance Engineer, you will be responsible for performing both routine and emergency repairs, conducting inspections, and coordinating maintenance activities to maximise equipment performance. This role involves hands-on repair work as well as collaboration with external contractors and other departments.

To be considered for the position:

Minimum of 3 years in a maintenance role.

Strong knowledge of electrical, mechanical, pneumatic, and hydraulic systems.

Proficient in reading schematics and technical manuals.

Experience with logic controllers and automation systems.

Full UK work rights

What's in it for you?

25 days of annual leave plus a Christmas shutdown

Companywide bonus scheme

Service and recognition awards

Training and development opportunities

Company pension and life assurance (4x salary)

Discounted gym membership

Enhanced family-friendly policies

Free flu vaccination vouchers

Employee assistance programme

Health cash plan

Free home cybersecurity training

Cycle-to-work scheme

Free onsite parking

Key Responsibilities:

Conduct routine maintenance and repair work on machinery and equipment.

Diagnose and troubleshoot issues, performing repairs as needed.

Inspect equipment and systems regularly to identify and prevent potential problems.

Develop and implement maintenance procedures.

Maintain accurate records of maintenance activities.

Work collaboratively with various departments to schedule maintenance work.

About Workforce Engineering & Technical Services:
At Workforce Engineering & Technical Services, we specialize in placing talented professionals into the Engineering, Technical, Manufacturing, and Logistics sectors. Our consultants have in-depth industry knowledge, and we take the time to understand your skills and career goals to ensure the perfect match with the right opportunity.
We're always on the lookout for the best talent, so if you know anyone who might be interested in this or other roles, we'd love to hear from you!
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