Maintenance Technician (Nights)

Trek Recruitment Ltd
Corwen, Clwyd
8 months ago
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Maintenance Technician (Nights)
Permanent Role
Location: Corwen, Denbighshire,
Salary: £44,000 pa
Working Hours: Monday to Thursday, 6:00 PM - 6:00 AM
 
Trek Recruitment is recruiting for a Maintenance Technician (Nights) to join our client's world-class manufacturing facility in Corwen on a permanent contract. This state-of-the-art site features advanced machinery, offering a dynamic environment for skilled professionals. As a Maintenance Technician, you will ensure operational excellence through planned preventative maintenance (PPM) and reactive maintenance, working with cutting-edge technology in a supportive, growth-oriented team.
 
THE JOB

Implement PPM schedules to maintain high-performance equipment
Manage and monitor critical spare parts inventory
Perform general maintenance on site infrastructure
Conduct regular safety checks on machinery and systems
Serve as the primary contact for equipment breakdowns, collaborating with external engineers when necessary
Maintain detailed breakdown repair records
Submit daily reports on activities and equipment performance  
YOU

Apprentice-trained with City & Guilds, NVQ Level 3 in Engineering, or equivalent qualifications
Expertise in electrical and mechanical fault diagnosis (PLC experience highly desirable)
Ability to execute repairs efficiently and cost-effectively
Focus on minimising downtime and optimizing equipment productivity
Proficiency in basic computer skills for reporting and documentation
Knowledge of pneumatic and hydraulic systems
Strong ability to conduct root cause analysis (RCA) to component level
Commitment to safety with relevant health and safety training (IOSH etc.).  
Experience with the following equipment (preferred but not essential):
CNC punch machines, Press brakes, Fibre and CO2 lasers, Robotic welding systems, Manual welding equipment maintenance
 
Ability to reliably commute to Corwen, surrounding areas (Wrexham, Bala, Llangollen, Denbigh, Conwy)

Flexible holiday scheme (excluding shutdown periods)
Competitive company pension scheme
Exclusive employee benefits platform with discounts and perks
Employee recognition program to reward your contributions
Long-service recognition awards for career milestones

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