Maintenance Engineer

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Maintenance Engineer 

Location – Coventry

Salary - £46000K , 33 days holidays and excellent overtime scheme. 

Training available – On Various OEM Equipment.

Shifts Available – Panama Shifts 3 and 2s days and night

Excellent Training and lots of Overtime Available

The Company

An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Maintenance Engineer to join our client who are a large Global business based in Coventry. They are looking to add 2 Maintenance Engineers to their team urgently. The well-known and large global Automotive manufacturing group have recently acquired a number of large contracts. Our client currently makes 2 million pounds profit a quarter, this is an excellent time to join a large manufacturing group.

Overview Maintenance Engineer:

With an emphasis on breakdown elimination and preventative maintenance, you will be encouraged to have a direct input into the continuous improvement culture and have individual project ownership.
You will be working on various on various automated equipment and robotics. The role will be challenging but technical rewarding Maintenance Engineer role.

Maintenance, production improvements and project work. 
Faulting finding electrically and mechanically on several types of equipment onsite
Gain exposure to various machinery.
Fault finding to Input and output level on PLCs
Work as part of 12-man maintenance team
Essentials:

o Apprenticeship and relevant qualifications
o Previous experience of working in an Engineering background
o Knowledge and experience of working on machine tools would be advantageous
o Experience of applying Risk Assessments
o Experience of problem-solving on maintenance, i.e. breakdowns
o Preventative Maintenance Experience
o Knowledge of H&S and safe systems at work

The Benefits

As a Maintenance Engineer, you will expect

Salary - £OTE 50K

Will look at candidates who are in engineering roles and want to step up into leadership in the future.

Excellent training

Our client will offer training/development and possible progression for the right candidate.

ATA is committed to creating a diverse workforce and is an equal opportunities employer. We welcome applications from all suitably qualified persons regardless of age, disability, gender, marriage and civil partnership, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion or belief, sex, and sexual orientation

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