Maintenance Technician - Production Machinery

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Maintenance Technician

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Maintenance Technician

Maintenance Technician

Maintenance Technician

Job Title: Maintenance Technician

Location: Coventry

Type of employment: Contract, 6 months with potential for another 6 months

Salary: £41,000 plus overtime

Hours of work: Monday to Friday, weekly rotation 6am - 2pm, 2pm - 10pm, 10pm - 6am

Key Responsibilities:

Minimise Downtime.
Maximise Machine capability
Maintenance, repair & continuous improvement of production machinery, equipment & systems, including daily / weekly routine maintenance activities in combination with supporting continuous improvement activities
Identify and procure consumables & machine spares.
Accompany, assist and monitor service engineers, contractors and vendors.
Ensure efficient shift handovers to ensure machines and plant are safe & maintained at optimum operational condition.
Multi-skilled role Electrical/Mechanical within a manufacturing/production environment.
Follow Company H&S Policies.
Qualifications, Experience & Skills

Essential:

Timed served apprenticeship or equivalent.
Abb Robots
Siemens Software
NVQ or Higher in Mechanical and electrical engineering.
Effective team player
Communicational skills
The ability to work independently
To work under pressure and to strict deadlines
Desirable:

18th Edition electrical Installation.
Closing date 03.01.2026

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