Engineer the Quantum RevolutionYour expertise can help us shape the future of quantum computing at Oxford Ionics.

View Open Roles

Controls Systems Engineer

Royal Leamington Spa
1 month ago
Applications closed

Related Jobs

View all jobs

Controls Engineer

Controls Design Engineer

Junior / Trainee Controls Engineer

Junior Electrical & Controls Engineer

Control Systems Engineer

Control Systems Engineer

Controls System Maintenance Engineer
Location: Leamington Spa
Hours: 39 hours per week on rotating shifts
Week 1 – Monday – Thursday 6.00am-2.00pm, Friday 6.00am-1.00pm
Week 2 – Monday – Thursday 2.00pm – 10.00pm, Friday 1.00pm – 8.00pm
Salary: Competitive + shift allowance + bonus
Why join AGA Rangemaster?
At AGA Rangemaster, we combine British heritage with cutting-edge engineering. Known for our iconic products and engineering excellence, we take pride in the people who help bring them to life. We’re looking for a Controls System Maintenance Engineer to join our Facilities & Engineering team and play a vital role in maintaining the performance, safety, and efficiency of our advanced manufacturing operations.
What We Offer

  • 25 days holiday, plus bank holidays
  • Company performance bonus
  • Middleby Pension Plan
  • Life Assurance
  • Company Sick Pay
  • Company discounts
  • On-site parking
    The role
    As a Controls System Maintenance Engineer, you’ll take ownership of both planned and reactive maintenance across our production site, with a strong focus on PLCs, robotics and electrical control systems. From troubleshooting faults to supporting new installations, you’ll help maximise uptime, minimise disruption, and drive operational excellence.
    Key Responsibilities:
  • Carry out preventative and corrective maintenance on plant manufacturing equipment
  • Program, test and debug PLC control systems
  • Troubleshoot and resolve issues on electrical, mechanical and robotic systems
  • Maintain and improve plant equipment, including compressors, boilers, fire systems, lighting and building infrastructure
  • Ensure maintenance areas and kept clean, safe and organised
  • Support the installation and commissioning new equipment
  • Champion health & safety best practices
    What we’re looking for:
    Essential:
  • Time-served apprentice or equivalent in mechanical/electrical engineering
  • Proven experience in both electrical and mechanical maintenance (ideally within manufacturing)
  • Strong knowledge of PLC programming and robotic systems
  • Excellent fault-finding, diagnostic and problem-solving skills
  • Ability to read and interpret technical drawings
  • Excellent communication skills
  • Calm, organised and resilient under pressure
    If would like to be part of a company that values craftmanship, innovation and continuous improvement we’d love to hear from you

Subscribe to Future Tech Insights for the latest jobs & insights, direct to your inbox.

By subscribing, you agree to our privacy policy and terms of service.

Industry Insights

Discover insightful articles, industry insights, expert tips, and curated resources.

Seasonal Hiring Peaks for Robotics Jobs: The Best Months to Apply & Why

The UK's robotics sector has established itself as one of Europe's most innovative and rapidly expanding technology markets, with roles spanning from junior automation engineers to principal robotics scientists and heads of robotics development. With robotics positions commanding salaries from £32,000 for graduate robotics engineers to £100,000+ for senior principal engineers, understanding when organisations actively recruit can dramatically accelerate your career progression in this transformative and continuously evolving field. Unlike traditional engineering roles, robotics hiring follows distinct patterns influenced by manufacturing cycles, government automation incentives, and robotics deployment timelines. The sector's unique combination of mechanical engineering, software development, and artificial intelligence creates predictable hiring windows that strategic professionals can leverage to advance their careers in building tomorrow's automated systems. This comprehensive guide explores the optimal timing for robotics job applications in the UK, examining how national automation strategies, manufacturing cycles, and robotics technology initiatives influence recruitment patterns, and why strategic timing can determine whether you join a pioneering robotics development team or miss the opportunity to develop the next generation of autonomous systems and intelligent automation.

Pre-Employment Checks for Robotics Jobs: DBS, References & Right-to-Work and more Explained

The robotics industry represents one of the most dynamic and transformative sectors in modern technology, with robotics professionals playing crucial roles in advancing automation capabilities, developing intelligent systems, and reshaping manufacturing, healthcare, service industries, and defence applications. As robotics evolves from industrial automation to autonomous systems and human-robot collaboration, pre-employment screening processes have become increasingly sophisticated and multifaceted. Robotics careers span diverse environments from manufacturing facilities and aerospace companies to healthcare robotics providers, autonomous vehicle developers, and emerging service robotics startups. Each sector brings unique screening requirements reflecting the safety-critical nature of robotic systems, the interdisciplinary complexity of robotics development, and the critical importance of maintaining both operational safety and system reliability standards. Understanding robotics pre-employment screening helps professionals navigate career opportunities effectively whilst enabling employers to identify candidates capable of contributing to robotics innovation whilst maintaining appropriate safety standards, regulatory compliance, and technical excellence. The screening processes examine not only technical robotics competencies but also safety awareness, system integration capabilities, and ability to work effectively across the multidisciplinary robotics ecosystem. This comprehensive guide examines the full spectrum of pre-employment screening practices across robotics careers, from basic right-to-work verification through enhanced safety clearance processes, technical competency assessment, and industry-specific requirements. Whether pursuing opportunities in industrial automation, autonomous systems development, medical robotics, or robotics research leadership, understanding these screening processes enables robotics professionals to prepare effectively and advance their careers successfully. The robotics sector's unique combination of mechanical engineering, software development, artificial intelligence, and human-machine interaction creates screening requirements that reflect both the technical demands of robotics innovation and the safety considerations of human-robot collaboration. These processes ultimately support the continued advancement of robotics by ensuring high professional standards and technical competence necessary for safe robotics deployment and responsible robotics technology development.

Why Now Is the Perfect Time to Launch Your Career in Robotics: The UK's Autonomous Systems Revolution

The United Kingdom stands at the epicentre of a robotics revolution that's fundamentally transforming how we manufacture products, deliver services, and interact with technology in our daily lives. From the autonomous delivery robots navigating London's streets to the surgical robots advancing precision medicine in Birmingham hospitals, Britain's leadership in robotics innovation has created an unprecedented demand for skilled robotics professionals that dramatically exceeds the current talent supply. If you've been seeking a career that combines cutting-edge engineering with tangible real-world impact or looking to position yourself in one of the most dynamic and rapidly expanding sectors of the modern economy, robotics represents an extraordinary opportunity. The convergence of artificial intelligence advancement, sensor technology maturation, manufacturing automation acceleration, and service robotics adoption has created perfect conditions for robotics career success.