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Mobile Plant Mechanic Benefits : Company Van, Mobile, Tablet, Laptop, Bonus Scheme, Pension, 25 Days Holiday The Package: Basic Salary : £27,500 - £34,500 (dependent on experience) Overtime : Available with authorised rates Holidays : 25 days statutory holidays Additional Benefits : Company van, mobile phone, tablet, laptop, company bonus scheme, pension Are you a skilled Plant Mechanic looking for a great work-life balance with the opportunity to work with a variety of machinery? Our client is looking for an experienced professional to join their growing service team based near Connahs Quay in North Wales. As part of their team, youll be working across the Northwest and North Wales, servicing, repairing, and maintaining a wide range of material handling equipment, including forklifts and plant machinery. What They are Looking For: Our client is searching for someone with a strong background in mechanical, hydraulic, electrical and electronic systems (with particular strengths in vehicle electronics, e.g. telematics and CAN bus systems or you are committed to learning these requirements) If youve got experience with forklifts, plant machinery, or similar equipment, and can diagnose, repair, and maintain to a high standard, they want to hear from you. This is an ideal opportunity for an engineer who enjoys variety, has a customer-first attitude, and is looking for a role that offers a good work-life balance with limited overtime. What They are Looking For in You: Youre reliable, enthusiastic, and self-motivated with strong problem-solving skills. You have excellent communication skills and enjoy collaborating with a team. A customer-focused mindset with an eye for detail. You can work well under pressure and meet tight deadlines when required. You have a good understanding of health, safety, and environmental rules in a materials handling environment. Youre flexible and willing to work overtime when needed. Key Responsibilities: Perform repairs, servicing, and inspections on a range of material handling equipment (mainly forklifts and similar machinery). Diagnose mechanical and electrical faults using diagnostic tools and equipment. Carry out preventative maintenance to ensure the machinery remains in optimal working order. Replace or repair defective parts and components as needed. Keep accurate records of repairs and maintenance performed. Work closely with other engineers and technicians to troubleshoot complex issues. Ensure compliance with safety regulations and company policies at all times. Maintain a clean and organised work environment. Conduct Service Inspections and Thorough Examinations to GN28/UKMHA standards. Essential Qualifications & Skills: Industry-recognised qualifications (City & Guilds, NVQ, etc.) or equivalent. Strong experience with mechanical and electrical systems. A valid driving licence with no more than 6 penalty points. IT literate. Ability to work independently and as part of a team. Preferred Qualifications: Forklift Truck Operators License (not essential). Prior experience with material handling equipment or similar machinery.

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