Mechanical Maintenance Engineer

Pioneer Selection Ltd
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2 months ago
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Mechanical Engineer

Salary: £45,000 (OTE £50,000+)


Location: Newport, Wales


Overview

NEW Exciting opportunity has just risen for a motivated Mechanical Engineer to work at a world-renowned manufacturing company based in the Newport, Wales area. This company has been investing millions back into their factory, installing new machinery, and expanding the number of sites in the UK. The Maintenance Engineer will be required to cover maintenance and breakdowns. This is a great chance for a talented individual to take their career to the next stage!


Skills Required

  • Up to 100% Mechanical Bias
  • Strong Mechanically
  • Engineering Experience
  • Ideally Manufacturing Backgrounds but Open
  • Looking for Ambitious Individuals

Benefits

  • Lots of investment into engineering department
  • Competitive Salary
  • PROGRESSION within company
  • Working favourable shifts
  • Latest Training and Development Resources
  • State of the art equipmentGreat Pension Scheme
  • Excellent Healthcare
  • Plenty of Overtime
  • Huge Bonuses
  • Free Parking

If you are interested in this role and feel that you have the right skills, then please click apply at the bottom of this advert.


For further details contact Antony Edwards at Pioneer Selection.


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