Mechanical Maintenance Engineer

Questech Recruitment Ltd
Goole
1 month ago
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Questech Recruitment are recruiting for a Mechanical Maintenance Engineer to join the team at one of our prestigious clients based in Goole ,East Yorkshire.

This is an exciting opportunity to join a team where your contribution can and will make a huge difference. The plant is a 24/7 manufacturing environment where downtime must be kept to a minimum.

The Shifts

Monday to Friday on Days.

The Pay

£40,000 per annum

What You Will Do

• Drive continuous improvement efforts and defect reduction initiatives

• Support our proactive safety culture

• Maintain a clean and organized working environment

• Perform day to day activities of Maintenance department, including but not limited to:

• Breakdown rectification / resolution / follow-up completion.

• Planned maintenance activities.

• Improvement activities.

• Strive to improve equipment Reliability.

• Demonstrates ability and knowledge to maintain machinery in good repair

• Assist in decision making to repair or replace equipment

• Troubleshooting, repairing and maintain manufacturing process equipment

• Ensure machinery is safe to operate

• Install and maintain safety equipment

• Flexible, adaptable, ability to work overtime

Experience of:

• Compressor & Vacuum systems

• Conveying systems

• Mobile Handling Equipment

• Have good verbal and w...

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