Engineering Technician

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11 months ago
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DK Recruitment are working with a global Medical Manufacturer who are looking to offer an experienced and qualified Electrical or Mechanical Technician a new career and join their successful team based in Plymouth.

Our client can offer a passionate, committed and rewarding culture for you to grow and thrive within your role.

As a Shift Engineering Technician, where you will play a crucial role in supporting the Process group in addressing technical challenges within our production areas.

Nightshift - (Apply online only) - 3 on 3 off

Main Duties:

  • Provide technical expertise and support to Production Technicians in resolving complex machine-related faults.

  • Identify and implement improvements to existing equipment, focusing on cost reductions, productivity, quality, and health & safety.

  • Assist Project and Process Groups during the installation and start-up of new equipment, contributing to continuous improvement programmes.

  • Lead small process improvement projects, coordinating relevant skills such as Toolroom, Quality, and Validation.

  • Act as a process expert for specific equipment, guiding others and sharing knowledge.

  • Mentor Production Technicians, fostering their development in fault diagnosis and technology utilisation.

  • Utilise technology, including PCs, HMI screens, and MES, for effective fault diagnosis and equipment management.

    Education & Experience:

  • At least a Level 3 qualification in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering, or equivalent experience.

  • Proven experience in a similar high-volume assembly and manufacturing role.

  • Proficient IT skills for operating SAP systems to log maintenance, order parts, and diagnose faults using data.

  • Strong engineering aptitude with the ability to fault find and resolve technical problems.

  • Background in hydraulics, pneumatics, robotics, electrical, and servo systems is highly desirable.

  • Excellent communication skills, with a positive attitude and patience when mentoring and assisting less experienced associates.

    Benefits:

  • Matched contribution Pension scheme up to 10% of salary

  • Life assurance and critical illness cover

  • Private Medical Insurance

  • Share save scheme – matched up to £150/month

  • Reward & recognition scheme linked to Health and Safety and Continuous Improvement

  • Employee Assistance Program, supporting physical, mental and financial wellbeing

  • Flexible benefits including cycle to work scheme

  • Subsidized canteen

  • Free car parking

  • 24 days holiday (25 after 5 years)

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