Mechanical Maintenance Engineer

ETS Consulting Ltd
High Peak
2 months ago
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Mechanical Maintenance Engineer – Food

Double Days (6-2pm/2-10pm) Mon-Thurs & Fridays 6-12pm / 12-6pm

Salary: £43,234 + Pension + Holidays + Sick pay scheme + Staff shop + subsidized canteen + Standard OT rate + £300 bonus

Location: High Peak

Reference: JO6834/PW

The Company

An excellent opportunity has arisen with a UK owned leading food manufacturer, a growing and supportive organisation. The Company are extremely well established with over 85 years of manufacturing experience, and is a truly British manufacturer, and is privately owned with over 200 people on site in the High Peak. They are looking to expand their engineering team once again due to increased growth in their market share.

Key Skills

* Apprentice Trained in Mechanical Engineering.

* Experience of Packaging Machinery.

* Understanding of PPM Systems.

The Role

The ideal candidate will come from a multi skilled engineering background and should be able to work on their own initiative, be a time served engineer with a mechanical bias (but multi-skilled) and have fast moving manufacturing experience. The successful candidate will be responsible for all aspects of day-to-day engineering and maintenance activities ensuring work is carried out to the highest standards and maximising machine efficiencies. If you have worked on automated systems, it would be advantageous. You will also be able and willing to work on packaging machine...

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