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Multi-Skilled Shift Maintenance Engineer

Harlow
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Multi-Skilled Shift Maintenance Engineer

Location: Harlow, Essex
Permanent Full Time
Salary: Up to £55,000 per annum (DOE), plus overtime rate
Hours: 41.25 hours per week, rotating shifts (06:00-14:15 / 14:00-22:15)

The Role:
We're seeking an experienced Multi-Skilled Shift Maintenance Engineer to join this a global FMCG manufacturer in the dry raw materials/ingredients production sector.

The Multi-Skilled Shift Maintenance Engineer will provide engineering support for planned and reactive maintenance, ensuring reliability and safety across this fast-paced FMCG environment. You'll work across mechanical and electrical disciplines, supporting continuous improvement and compliance with health, safety, and food quality standards.

Key Responsibilities:

Diagnose faults and carry out breakdown repairs on plant and site equipment.
Deliver planned maintenance and statutory checks.
Support continuous improvement and capital projects.
Maintain technical documentation and manage spare parts.
Coach and train line technicians on technical aspects.
Ensure compliance with health & safety and food safety standards.

What We're Looking For:

Recognised Engineering Apprenticeship (Electrical, Mechanical, or Multi-skilled).
ONC/BTEC equivalent; HNC desirable.
IEE 18th Edition certification.
Food industry experience (essential).
Knowledge of PLCs (Siemens, Allen Bradley), pneumatics, HMI's, robotics, SCADA, packaging machinery, X-Ray & Check weighers.
Strong problem-solving skills and ability to work independently.
Continuous Improvement Techniques

What We Offer:

Competitive salary up to £55,000 PA (DOE).
25 days holiday + 8 bank holidays.
Career development in a growing global FMCG company.
Training and upskilling programs.
Inclusive culture and employee benefits (pension, product discounts, wellness initiatives).

Why Join:

Be part of a growing, global company with a proud heritage and exciting future.
Work in a fast-paced environment where your skills make a daily impact.
Join a business that values its people, safety, and continuous improvement.
Competitive salary, benefits, and long-term career development opportunities.

Full job description available upon application

HRGO Recruitment offers permanent and temporary jobs across the UK. You must have current UK right to work to be considered. We aim to respond to all applications. HRGO is an equal opportunities employer

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