Maintenance Engineer

Haverfordwest
3 weeks ago
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Maintenance Engineer

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Maintenance Engineer

Haverfordwest

£40,000 - £50,000 + 4 on 4 off Shift Pattern + Training and Development + Bonuses (OTE £55,000+) + Holidays + Package + IMMEDIATE START!

Work as a Maintenance Engineer in a company that offers hands-on training and development, working on various specialist machinery. This manufacturing company prides themselves on providing a high quality service and treats their employees with respect and the opportunity to earn a £55 '000 package.

This company manufactures a variety of products across the UK and are well known for providing high quality services around the UK and Wales. The lucky Maintenance Engineer will carry out general PPM and reactive work, but also have a say in the continuous improvement within the company. If you are someone that wants continuous training as well as the opportunity to earn over £55'000, then this is the role for you.

Your role as Maintenance Engineer role will include:

  • Factory based work
  • PPM and reactive maintenance
  • Mechanical and electrical breakdowns on food processing machinery

    The successful Maintenance Engineer will have:

  • Mechanical or Electrical background
  • Maintenance on ANY machinery (Food Machinery / Robotics / Plant / Automotive or similar)
  • Experience working on food processing machinery (not compulsory)
  • Commutable around Wales

    Please apply or contact Matthew Oladele on (phone number removed) for immediate consideration

    Keywords: Multi skilled maintenance engineer, maintenance engineer, PPM, Reactive, engineer, electrical maintenance engineer, electrical engineer, electrician, mechanical engineer, mechanical maintenance engineer, maintenance, Haverfordwest, Wales, Pembrok, Milford Haven, Fishguard, Carmarthen

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