Maintenance Engineer Electrical Bias

We have an immediate opening for a skilled (electrical bias) Maintenance Engineer to carry out planned preventative maintenance on identified plant equipment. You will need a City and Guilds 2330 and/or an NVQ electrical installation qualification, 17th Edition wiring regulations along with knowledge of manufacturing processes.Salary c.£40K depending on experience + benefitsKey responsibilities for the Maintenance Engineer include,

• Ensures operation of machinery and mechanical equipment by completing preventive maintenance requirements on production machines
• Fault find problems by observing machinery in operation
• React to production breakdowns quickly ensuring all relevant personnel are aware of the machine status
• Assist other departments when required to ensure Production requirements are met
• Using Mechanical and electrical Knowledge, assist in the design and manufacture/fabrication of Jigs and fixtures to aid Production
• Fabricate repair parts and date stamps by using machine shop instrumentation and equipment
• Maintain equipment, parts, and supplies; anticipating needed equipment, parts, and supplies
• Ensure that annual contracts are renewed and carried out by all contractors
• Provides mechanical maintenance information by answering questions and requests

The ideal Maintenance Engineer will need the following,

• City and Guilds 2330 - electrical installation
• NVQ Electrical Installation
• 17th BS7671:2008
• Knowledge of manufacturing processes
• Experience with ProtoTRAK CNC mill controls or similar and GE Fanuc series Oi CNC Lathe controls or similar are essential
• Knowledge of PLC programming
• Strong interpersonal and communications skills English oral & written
• Good analytical, planning and organisational skills

This role is a great opportunity for a self-starting Maintenance Engineer with an electrical bias and the ability to work under pressure to join a well-established, stable company.

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