Mechanical Maintenance Technician

THE RESOLUTE GROUP LIMITED
Montgomery
1 week ago
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Overview

Mechanical Maintenance Technician
Excellent opportunity to join a growing food company based in their factory in Snowdonia National park.

Location: Snowdonia National park - Eastern side
Package: £32,000 - £36,000 basic
Shift: 6am - 6pm - 4 on 4 off rotating shifts

This is the perfect opportunity to join a successful, growing organisation working in their factory which is operating a 24/7 operation due to the demand. Your role will shift based with support from the days Engineering Manager and days based engineers.

Responsibilities

Working on Conveyor systems, Hydraulics, Mixes and any Mechanical based piece of equipment. Full training provided on the specific equipment but on a day to day basis carrying out, test and inspections of the equipment across the site. Then support the teams when any break downs or overhauls are required.

Background / Suitable experience
  • Royal Air force
  • Army
  • Manufacturing
Qualifications

NVQ 3 in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent and living in the local region as no lodging or relocation costs will be covered

PLEASE NOTE
You must be eligible to live and work in the UK to apply for this position.

If you are interested please apply and send your CV ASAP to this advert or contact Phil on or call 01332 34 55 66


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