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Job Title: Multi-Skilled Production Engineer (Electrical Bias)

Location: Longridge

Remuneration: £45,000 - £51,000

Contract Details: Permanent, Full Time

Responsibilities:
Join our client's dynamic team as a Multi-Skilled Production Engineer! In this pivotal role, you'll leverage your mechanical and electrical expertise to ensure their production processes run smoothly. Your key responsibilities will include:

Conducting fault investigations up to PLC level and resolving issues efficiently.
Performing maintenance and repairs on a wide range of machinery, including robots, conveyors, and food processing equipment.
Executing electrical tasks such as sensor fixes, motor swaps, and inverter drives installation.
Engaging in proactive problem-solving and suggesting improvements to enhance operational efficiency.
Collaborating with a team to maintain a safe and productive work environment.

If you have a "can-do" attitude and thrive in a fast-paced setting, we want to hear from you!

Requirements:
To succeed in this role, you will need:

Strong industrial work experience, alongside relevant mechanical and electrical skills.
NVQ Level 3 in Electrical Engineering and 17th/18th Edition Wiring Regulations.
Familiarity with PLC systems, including interrogation and modification (programming not required).
A proactive approach to learning and a desire to develop further skills and qualifications, such as becoming a Lean Champion.
Flexibility to perform shift work as required.

Ideal Candidate:
We are looking for a self-sufficient, solutions-focused engineer who:

Embraces teamwork and contributes positively to group efforts.
Is willing to go above and beyond to ensure tasks are completed without complaint.
Possesses a strong desire to expand their knowledge and experience in the manufacturing sector.

Skills:
Your toolkit should include:

Proficiency in reading and interpreting electrical drawings.
Experience in fault finding and maintenance of 3-phase systems.
Knowledge of mechanical systems, including bearings, pneumatics, and conveyor repairs.
A background in process environments will be advantageous.

Join our client and play a key role in enhancing their production capabilities while developing your career in a supportive environment. If you're ready to make a difference in the manufacturing & production industry, apply today!

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