Multi Skilled Maintenance Engineer

Leicester
9 months ago
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Multi Skilled Maintenance Engineer| Leicester | Excellent Salary | Days only
Cherry Professional are currently working with a market leading Engineering company. They are looking for a Multi Skilled Maintenance Engineer to join their close knit and thriving team.

Working 7am - 3.30pm Monday to Friday. 

Responsibilities:
• Diagnosing faults with machinery
• Servicing and emergency repairs
• Carry out asset care plans and PM schedules
• Operating within a CMMS system
• Plant, machinery, and services breakdowns, identifying root cause, and implementing the required mechanical and electrical asset care
• Assist with contractor servicing of plant, machinery, and services.
• Fault finding
• Root cause analysis
• Ensure compliance with safety regulations and standards
• Follow maintenance schedules and carry out routine servicing of machinery

Ideal Candidate:
• Fault finding on PLC’s and PLC programming experience and knowledge
• Mechanical and electrical knowledge
• Experience working on a range of electrical and mechanical breakdowns repair of plant, machinery, and services.
• Experience of implementing PM schedules
• Experience working with hydraulic, pneumatic, robotic, and electrical systems.
• Experienced in root cause analysis and problem-solving skills.

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