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Location: Denbighshire

Salary: £40k - £45k

What you'll be doing - Maintenance Engineer - Electrical bias

Perform routine maintenance and repairs on plastic injection moulding machines and extrusion lines plus auxiliary equipment - chillers, robots, granulators & air compressors etc)
Diagnose and resolve electrical issues, including PLCs, control systems
Conduct regular inspections to identify potential issues and prevent breakdowns
Implement upgrades or modifications to improve equipment performance
Ensure compliance with safety standards for all electrical work
Submit detailed daily activity reports

Your skills and experiences - Maintenance Engineer - Electrical bias

Strong experience maintaining industrial equipment
Strong expertise in electrical systems, including PLC programming and troubleshooting
Familiarity with mechanical systems is advantageous but not essential
Digitally savvy - comfortable using computerised maintenance management systems (CMMS)
Excellent problem-solving skills with attention to detail

Desirable

Proven experience in maintaining plastic injection moulding machinery or extrusion lines or similar industrial equipment

All successful Maintenance Engineers will be contacted within 2 days of application

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