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Birmingham (Castle Bromwich)

Continentals (2 Days, 2 Nights, 4 Off)

£49,644 + Overtime

We are looking for a motivated Multi-Skilled Maintenance Engineer to join a market leading automotive manufacturer. Reporting directly to the engineering manager you will be a key member in ensuring the production facility is kept running. You will be involved in all aspects of planned and reactive maintenance within their operation. With progressive training and development this company is always looking to enhance its employees and their skill sets, whilst additionally being supported by a welcoming team of engineers. The position will appeal to a strong engineer looking for their next challenging role within in a secure and stable company.

Role Description:

Providing both Reactive & PPM maintenance
Working on a variety of machinery including CNC machines and robotics
Being involved in Project Work
Fault Finding both Electrical & Mechanical
PLC Fault Finding Ability
Adhering to all health and safety on site

Skills and Qualifications:

Maintenance Experience
Engineering Qualifications (NVQ/BTEC/C&G/HNC)
Fault Finding ability both Electrical and Mechanical
Hydraulics and Pneumatics
Automotive Industry Experience - Advantageous

In return for your commitment my client offers a stable and secure career for a technically motivated engineer. If you feel this is of interest, please send your CV directly to Thomas Barkes at or call for a confidential discussion on (phone number removed)

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