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2 weeks ago
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Shift Pattern: 4 on 4 off (Days & Nights)

Take pride in your work. Own your area. Join a small, high-performing team.

If you're an engineer who's done with constant firefighting and wants to work somewhere where doing things right the first time matters, this role is for you. At this well-established food production site, the pace is measured, standards are high, and reliability is key. You'll have real ownership of your area within a close-knit 8-person engineering team, focusing on excellence every day.

Why This Role Stands Out

Work in a calm, methodical environment with a focus on quality over speed

Take real ownership of your section and see the impact of your work

Small, supportive team culture

Modern, well-maintained equipment

Competitive salary, pension, life insurance, and above-statutory holiday

Flexible working options, free parking, and employee discounts

About the Company

This is a critical UK production site for a global food brand. Unlike typical fast-paced factories, the emphasis here is on precision, reliability, and engineering excellence.

What We're Looking For

Recognised apprenticeship or equivalent (BTEC/NVQ ideal)

At least 3 years' experience in manufacturing, preferably FMCG

Strong hands-on skills in both electrical and mechanical maintenance

Proactive, solution-focused approach with attention to detail

The Role

Carry out planned and reactive maintenance with a focus on reliability

Work on conveyors, robotics, PLCs, hydraulics, pneumatics, and electrical systems

Troubleshoot efficiently to keep operations running smoothly

Collaborate across operations, production, and other functions

Drive continuous improvement in safety, quality, and performance

Interested?

Send your CV to or call (phone number removed) for a confidential conversation.

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