Maintenance Engineer

Eye, Suffolk
9 months ago
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Maintenance Engineer

Maintenance Engineer

Maintenance Engineer

Maintenance Engineer

Maintenance Engineer

Maintenance Engineer

Multi-Skilled Maintenance Engineer
Monday to Friday | 08:00 - 16:00
Food Manufacturing - No Weekends, No Shift Work!

Tired of Shift Work? Want Your Weekends Back? Looking for a Rewarding Role with Top-Tier Machinery?

If you're done with unpredictable schedules and ready for a stable, fulfilling position, this opportunity is for you!

What's in It for You?

No Weekends or Shift Work: Enjoy a predictable Monday-Friday schedule-your weekends are yours to keep!
High-Quality Equipment: Work with the best machinery in the business.
Team Culture: Be part of a supportive, professional environment where your contributions are valued.
4X Life Insurance
Sick Pay
Medicash
Company EventsAbout the Business

This company is dedicated to delivering high-quality, fresh-frozen fruits, vegetables, herbs, and more to customers across the globe, serving foodservice, industrial, and retail sectors.

The Role

As a Multi-Skilled Maintenance Engineer, you'll be vital in ensuring the smooth operation of state-of-the-art machinery. Your responsibilities will include:

Preventative & Reactive Maintenance: Work on cutting-edge systems such as robotics, conveyors, PLCs, hydraulics, pneumatics, and electrical equipment.
Fault Diagnosis & Troubleshooting: Quickly identify and resolve issues to maintain safety and productivity.
Collaboration: Communicate effectively with your team and key stakeholders to solve challenges together.
Driving Continuous Improvement: Enhance processes and stay ahead of industry innovations.Take the Next Step

Ready to elevate your career with a leading company? Let's talk! Contact Jake at (url removed) or call (phone number removed) for a confidential discussion about this fantastic opportunity.

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