Electrical Maintenance Engineer

CV-Library

Banbury, Oxfordshire

12 months ago

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We’re looking for a highly motivated Electrical Maintenance Engineer to join a hugely successful tier one automotive supplier based in Banbury. You’ll be working with some of the most modern automated technology out there, within a fully established maintenance division that have the mindset and culture of continuous improvement, any and all ways.

Working a rotational shift of mornings and afternoons, you’ll be reporting into the senior maintenance engineer and engineering management team.

Key Responsibilities include -

Carrying out electrical breakdown repairs of on site machinery which include robots, assembly cells, conveyor systems, and various automated plant
Upgrade, improve, modify or change components on all factory equipment
Working with Siemens S7 & TIA Portal for basic fault finding, interrogation, testing and analysis
Basic HMI/Visualization editing and programming
Industrial electrical and controls troubleshooting
Instrumentation and process control
Planned preventative maintenance, following the schedules but also identifying and suggesting improvements
Using the internal CMMS to record all maintenance activities, and to request for spares/replacement parts

Qualifications & Experience we’re looking for -
Strong background within automated production plant, including multi axis application robots and assembly lines
Electrically qualified, along with PLC fault finding skills
Strong awareness of health and safety, best practice and ideally a lean manufacturing environment
Ability to manage projects including new machines / upgrades/relocation of plant
Flexibility to work rotational morning and afternoon shifts of 37.5hrs per week

Package on offer includes -
Circa £46K including shift allowance
Weekly paid rather than monthly
32 days per annum including Christmas shutdown and bank holidays
Private pension
Company pension, laptop, mobile phone, and expenses covered

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