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Mechanical Maintenance Engineer

ADECCO UK LTD
Irvine
2 weeks ago
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Adecco are recruiting a Mechanical Maintenance Engineer, to join our local client on a permanent basis in North Ayrshire. Who are a leading manufacturing of products worldwide.

You will have many responsibilities, some will include:

Maintain and repair all production and process manufacturing equipment

To undertake tasks in line with maintenance requisition requests

To conduct PPM (planned preventative maintenance) tasks as required

To prioritise workload in liaison with Engineering Manager, to provide the most effective maintenance service possible thus maximising production output

Ensure area of responsibility housekeeping is of a high standard

Complete engineering projects as assigned by management

Actively engage with suppliers to improve service levels and reduce costs

Ensure that all Quality Systems are followed

Experience of working within a COMAH site a distinct advantage

To be considered you must have the following:

Experience in a manufacturing / engineering environment

Self-motivated individual with ability to lead by example

Good team player but can work on own when required

Good timekeeper, flexible & willing to work out with normal hours, if required

Knowledge of pneumatic circuits and demonstratable fault finding skills

Electrical controls knowledge - plc's, invertors etc

Computer literate

Flexible and adaptable approach to work to meet business requirements

Excellent communication and customer services skills

To discuss this fantastic opportunity further, please send your CV in today

Adecco acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and an employment business for the supply of temporary workers. The Adecco Group UK & Ireland is an Equal Opportunities Employer.

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