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Hemel Hempstead
1 month ago
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Mobile Mechanical Engineer

Mobile Mechanical Engineer


Mobile Mechanical Engineer
£32,000 - £36,000 + Standby Allowance (OTE £45,000+) + Company Van + Premium Overtime + Annual Bonus (Up to 30%) + Excellent Company Benefits + 36 days holiday +12% pension

Location - Hemel Hempstead (this is a Field based position in which you will be working on different sites in the South Region based on the project)


Are you a Mechanical Engineer/ Technician looking to work for a company that has won multiple awards as the UK's Best Workplace?

This company has the best benefits package on the market and offers continuous specialized and OEM training/ development throughout your career.

This long-running company has large-scale industrial sites spread across the world and is a leader in the renewable energy field. Within the UK they have a massive presence, particularly in the natural products and renewable fuel markets.

On offer is a position that operates a Monday - Friday day-based role with a standby/callout rota. This role has the opportunity to significantly boost earnings through premium overtime.

The core responsibilities of this role will be to complete and supervise maintenance, fault finding, and repair on all EC&I systems and mechanical maintenance of the plant, including PPM.

The Role:

  • Perform maintenance, inspections, and repairs on mechanical systems....

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