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Maintenance Engineer – Backshift
 
Location: Witney, Oxfordshire
Hours: Full-time, 40 hours/week (Monday to Friday)
Work Type: On-site with hybrid working available
Salary: Competitive + Car Allowance/Company Car + Bonus Scheme
Benefits: 30 days holiday, pension, sick pay, life assurance, flexible benefits programme, and more
 
About the Client
AMB Recruitment is proud to be working with a leading manufacturer in the offsite construction industry, based in Witney, Oxfordshire. With a cutting-edge automated facility, our client is at the forefront of sustainable, low-carbon homebuilding in the UK. Their award-winning products and innovative approach have helped shape the future of timber frame construction, delivering over 10,000 homes annually.
With a strong legacy and a forward-thinking culture, they are committed to reducing waste and carbon emissions while investing in their people and technology.
 
The Role
As a Maintenance Engineer (Backshift), you’ll be a key part of the manufacturing team, ensuring that automated systems and machinery operate efficiently and reliably. Reporting to the Maintenance Manager, you’ll lead the execution of a Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) programme and respond to issues quickly to minimise downtime and maintain production targets.
Key Responsibilities

Deliver and maintain the PPM programme using the CMMS system (FIIX)
Ensure all plant, machinery, and buildings are maintained to meet production and safety standards
Manage and oversee approved maintenance contractors
Troubleshoot and resolve issues with minimal disruption to production
Support the introduction of new products and manufacturing techniques (CIP/5S)
Maintain compliance with PUWER, LOLER, COSHH, and other H&S regulations
Work with robotics, cobotics, and machine communication protocols (Ethercat, Ethernet, Profibus, etc.)  
About You

Minimum 5 years’ experience as a Maintenance Electrician or Fitter in a production environment
Recognised qualifications in a relevant core trade
Experience with PLC fault diagnosis and automated manufacturing systems
Strong understanding of machine networking and communication protocols
Comfortable working independently and as part of a team
IPAF MEWP Licence (Type 3A & 3B) preferred
Data-driven decision-making and problem-solving skills  
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If you’re passionate about engineering, sustainability, and innovation, and want to be part of a supportive and forward-thinking team, AMB Recruitment would love to hear from you.

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