Multiskilled Maintenance Engineer

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An extra Multiskilled Maintenance Engineer is required to add to an existing team of Engineers doing planned and reactive maintenance, service, repair, breakdown and improvement of factory plant, production lines and machinery in a leading, profitable Bedfordshire manufacturing Company.

Plans for future expansion, new production lines, improvements to use of Robotics, PLC controlled machinery will lead to you being involved in installation, maintenance and support of these new lines too.

An ideal background could be multiskilled electrical, mechanical and possibly PLC machinery- someone with the skills to fault find electrically on machinery, drives, motors, controls, control panels and sensors - but also able to work with the Mechanical Maintenance Engineers on pneumatic, pumps, mechanical issues too.

A good basic salary and company benefits package will be paid to the Maintenance Engineer, together with paid overtime, when available.

There are Permanent Day, or Permanent Night working options available. Yes- 4 day on 4 day off working patterns, but not the alternating day/night shifts that many people find difficult to adjust to. With this, it will be permanent days, or permanent nights.

For fuller details, please send a copy of your CV to Mark Burnard at Hartland Recruitment & Advertising Limited ASAP.

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