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Mechanical Engineer - 3 full days on site, 5 days when commissioning or as needed and travel (North of Scotland including Islay) - 12 months - £500-521 per day inside IR35

Purpose of the role
* Play a significant role to ensure the health, safety and wellbeing of colleagues and others
* Working safely within the team, aware of hazards within your work area, wider site and operating procedures and preventing incidents from occurring
* The main purpose of the mechanical engineer role is to be responsible for the maintenance, repair and improvement of all mechanical assets across our sites.
* Ensure the delivery of efficient and effective maintenance, repair, problem solving and improvement of assets and their availability.
* Work closely with operations teams, CAPEX and other maintenance groups to maximise efficiency of operational assets.
* Use of our Computerised Maintenance Management System (SAP-PM) for raising, updating, and recording of maintenance tasks in accordance with a weekly asset care delivery plan.
* Work with Operations, Site Management and Maintenance Planners to ensure compliance with and delivery of Plant KPI metrics.
* Ensure adherence to plans and delivery of wider business targets.
* Any use of stock items and spare parts are recorded via the SAP-PM system and stock control processes.
* Support Maintenance Managers & Business Leaders and act as a point of contact for ass...

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