Skilled Engineer / Mechanic (Louth, Lincolnshire)

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Location: Louth, Lincolnshire, Lincolnshire, East Midlands, UKSKILLED ENGINEER/MECHANICPRINT & PACKAGING INDUSTRYLOUTH£Excellent DOE + OT + Vehicle (for right person)Mon-Fri (days), occasional weekend workingAre you an ambitious Engineer or a Mechanic looking for a great opportunity to develop and progress your career with an exciting established company, even better if you worked in the print & packaging industry previously? You could be a mechanically minded car mechanic, tractor mechanic with experience incorporating electrical knowledge and welding. Key role is dis-assemble, refurbish, rebuild and move equipment, knowledge of bearings, belts, gearboxes, general mechanics and hand tools. CAD drawing experience would help.Join our prestigious print & packaging machinery company, working out of a new facility, in an exciting, newly created role that you can truly make your own. As a key member of our team, you will receive full support and mentorship from our Managing Director, offering you unparalleled opportunities for growth and advancement. As a Machine Engineer, you will play a crucial role in the overhauling, operation, and maintenance of our advanced print & packaging machinery. Your primary focus will be on ensuring the seamless operation of our equipment, particularly in the areas of folding, gluing carton board, and corrugated machinery. You will enjoy working in a tidy manner, taking pride in your achievements.Embrace this unique chance to shape your career within a leading industry innovator, where your expertise and dedication will be highly valued and rewarded.Personal Specification Machine Operator/Semi-skilled Engineer:Proven experience as a machine operator or semi-skilled engineer in the print industry.Knowledge of folding and gluing carton board and corrugated machinery is a distinct advantage such as Bobst, together with the ability to operate and repair machinery.Welding knowledge an advantage.Bearing & belt experience an advantage.Ability to work independently and as part of a team.Excellent problem-solving abilities.Attention to detail and commitment to quality.Willingness to work flexible hours if needed.Current driving licence.Key Responsibilities Machine Operator/Engineer:Disassemble, refurbish, rebuild and move print equipment.Set up, operate and maintain folding and gluing carton board machinery and corrugated machinery.Perform routine maintenance and troubleshooting on machinery to ensure optimal performance.Work with the team to meet project deadlines and quality standards.Adhere to safety protocols and maintain a clean and organized work environment.What We Offer:Competitive salary and benefits package.Opportunity to work with a leading company in the printing industry.Professional growth and development opportunities.Supportive and collaborative work environment.TPBN1_UKTJ

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