Mechanical Engineers

Pertemps Wrexham
Chester
3 days ago
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Multi‑Skilled / Electromechanical Maintenance Engineer

Permanent contract, working 40 hours per week on rotating shift

Salary: £24.71 p/h (inc 25% shift uplift for all hours worked)

Rotating shift: Mon – Fri 06:00-14:00 / 14:00-22:00

We are currently recruiting an experienced Electromechanical Maintenance Engineer to provide high‑quality, safe, and efficient maintenance support within a heavy industrial lead (Pb) manufacturing environment. The role ensures maximum plant uptime by carrying out reactive maintenance, preventive maintenance, and continuous improvement activities across electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and control systems.

Key Responsibilities

Maintenance & Engineering

Perform fault‑finding, diagnostics, and repair of industrial machinery including furnaces, casting machines, conveyors, crushers, mixers, extraction systems, and material‑handling equipment.

Conduct planned preventive maintenance (PPM) to minimise breakdowns and extend equipment life.

Carry out electrical maintenance on motors, drives, control panels, PLC‑controlled equipment, and sensors.

Complete mechanical repairs involving gearboxes, bearings, pumps, valves, pneumatics, and hydraulics.

Support furnace-related maintenance such as refractory monitoring, burner systems, thermocouples, and cooling systems.

Participate in root cause analysis (RCA) and implement corrective...

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