Mechanical Maintenance Engineer

Rise Technical Recruitment
Craigavon
3 weeks ago
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Mechanical Maintenance Engineer

£40,000 - £52,000 + Unlimited Overtime + Progression + Flexible Hours


Location: Armagh, Dungannon, Cookstown, Newry, Lurgan, Lisburn, Banbridge, Dromore, Craigavon and Surrounding Areas


Are you a Mechanical Maintenance Engineer looking to join a leading company offering a stable role with flexible hours, unlimited overtime and a clear route of progression within the company?


We are a growing company that offers a great work-life balance with hours you can tailor around your own schedule, great progression opportunities and unlimited overtime available due to the 24/7 nature of the company – allowing you to considerably boost your earning potential.


Our company is a leader within its industry and is looking to continually grow the business, eventually building an engineering team around the successful candidate. This is the best time to join.


Where You Will Work

Within this role you will carry out the planned and reactive maintenance of milling and conveyor machinery within the production site, working alongside the team of engineers to carry out maintenance effectively.


The Role

  • Planned / Reactive Mechanical Maintenance of Production Machinery
  • Monday - Friday: 10‑Hour Shifts (Flexible / Negotiable Hours)
  • Unlimited Overtime to boost earning potential

The Candidate

  • Mechanical Maintenance Engineer (required)
  • Electrical Maintenance – desirable
  • Experience with Manufacturing / Production Equipment Maintenance – desirable
  • Knowledge in Mechanical/Electrical Maintenance, Food Manufacturing, Factory Production, PMM, Engineer, Technician, Conveyor, Belts, Motor, Pneumatic Engineer

To apply for this role or to be considered for further roles, please click “Apply Now” or contact Fred Sibley at Rise Technical Recruitment.


Rise Technical Recruitment Ltd acts as an employment agency for permanent roles and an employment business for temporary roles.


The salary advertised is the bracket available for this position. The actual salary paid will depend on your level of experience, qualifications and skill set and will be decided by our client, the employer. Rise are not responsible or liable for any hiring decisions made by the end client.


We are an equal opportunities company and welcome applications from all suitable candidates.



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