Multi Skilled Engineer

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Job role: Multi Skilled Engineer

4 SHIFTS A WEEK

£50,000 - Overtime - Company Benefits

Monday - Thursday - Night Shift

We have partnered with a specialist manufacturing company leading the way in product innovation. After sustained business growth, they are now looking to develop their engineering team to support production demands.

The main responsibilities of the Multi Skilled Engineer will include.

Ensuring machinery is maintained and fully functional - Conveyors, robotics, automation equipment.
Maintaining all mechanical and electrical process equipment.
Fault finding and diagnostics.
Following a PPM schedule and recording follow up work.
Continually developing to improve operations to drive improvements in quality, cost and safety.
Assisting production with machinery problems and setups, providing relevant training when appropriate.

If you are interested in this Multi Skilled Engineer role, please submit an up-to-date CV through this advert

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