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Mechanical/Electrical Maintenance Engineer (Water Treatment)

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Mechanical/Electrical Maintenance Engineer (Water Treatment)


Scarborough


£30,000 to £40,000 + Unlimited Paid Overtime + Private Healthcare + Private Pension + Company Benefits + On the Job Training + Internal Training + Career Progression + Company Car


Are you a Mechanical/Electrical Engineer or similar, with experience in maintenance or similar within engineering, looking to develop your skills within an industry where every day will be different, looking to be out on the road and working on varies projects with a leading water waste management company, offering unlimited paid overtime, private healthcare, private pension, company car, paid overnight stay and travel, on the job training, opportunities for career progression and more great company benefits?


Do you want to join a nationwide wastewater management company, taking the industry by storm as they expand their business across Ireland and are looking to take on Europe, looking to expand their friendly and expert team of engineers, offering on the job training, great company benefits, and clear routes for career progression?


On offer is a fantastic opportunity to join a growing and well respected wastewater solutions and management business, operating across the food and beverage industries with a variety of blue chip companies. With over 10 years of establishment, this company is going from strength to strength with their bespoke treatments and services across the country, looking to expand overseas and maintain their high levels of engineering services, placing their value on their employees by offering great company benefits and opportunities to develop your career.


In this role you would be responsible for completing planned maintenance for water waste systems on various projects across the country, receiving on the job specialized training on rare equipment, chemicals and health and safety procedures.


The ideal Mechanical/Electrical Maintenance Engineer would have come from a similar background, looking to develop their engineering skills and knowledge further in this specialized industry, with the ability to travel across the country where needed.


The Role

  • Planned maintenance and repairs of machines, equipment and systems in the water waste industry
  • Traveling where required across the country
  • On the job training provided

The Person

  • Mechanical and/or electrical engineering background or similar
  • Wanting to travel across the country for work
  • Looking to develop and progress their career in engineering
  • Driving license

Keywords: Maintenance Engineer, Electrical Engineer, Mechanical Engineer, Water Treatment, Plant Operator, Technician, Scarborough, Field Service, York


Reference: 21438


If you are interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV.


We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all suitable candidates. The salary advertised is a guideline for this position. The offered renumeration will be dependent on the extent of your experience, qualifications, and skill set.


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