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Multi-Skilled Maintenance Engineer
Cambridgeshire | Up to £54,000
4 on 4 off | Days & Nights

Tired of working on the same old kit? Ready for something genuinely exciting?

Here's your chance to get your hands on brand-new, cutting-edge machinery at a site that's redefining what modern manufacturing looks like. This business is investing heavily in innovation, automation, and people - and they're well on their way to becoming a true market leader.

As a Multi-Skilled Engineer, you'll play a key part in maintaining a range of high-tech automated systems including robotics, conveyors, and advanced packaging lines. You'll join an ambitious engineering team at a brand-new facility that's fully embracing Industry 4.0, where your skills will grow alongside the site.

This is a business that backs its people - with investment, development, and a clear plan for the future. They've already delivered on their promises and show no signs of slowing down.

What you'll need:

A recognised engineering qualification (NVQ Level 3 or equivalent)

Strong electrical and mechanical skills

Experience in food, FMCG or a fast-paced manufacturing environment

PLC fault-finding and software experience (bonus points for programming knowledge)

A proactive, problem-solving mindset with a focus on reliability and continuous improvement

What's in it for you:

Competitive salary up to £54,000

4 on 4 off shift pattern (days and nights)

Modern, automated site with cutting-edge equipment

Genuine career progression within a growing global brand

If you're ready to take the next step in your engineering journey and be part of something new, get in touch today - let's have a chat about how this role could fit you

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