Service Engineer

Warrington
2 months ago
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Service Engineer

SERVICE ENGINEER

Service Engineer

Service Engineer

Service Engineer

Service Engineer - Controls & Automation

Maintenance Engineer / Multiskilled Engineer / Electrical Technician required to join manufacturer of Automation and Robotics technology.

The Successful Maintenance Engineer / Multiskilled Engineer / Electrical Technician will provide mechanical and electrical repair, service and maintenance on automation and control systems such as robotics, HMI’s, PLC’s and more within a range of Engineering environments.

The Maintenance Engineer / Multiskilled Engineer / Electrical Technician will have an electrical and mechanical maintenance experience of equipment such as conveyors, robotics, vacuum machines, flow wrappers, production lines and or other electromechanical machinery.

Package

£40,000 - £50,000
Overtime
25 days holiday + bank holidays
Company pension
Additional benefits 
Maintenance Engineer / Multiskilled Engineer / Electrical Technician Role

Provide mechanical and electrical repair, service and maintenance on automation and control systems such as robotics, HMI’s, PLC’s and more within a range of Engineering environments.
Be responsible for repair, build and install of machinery such as conveyors, robotics, industrial chillers, labelling machines, vacuum machines, flow wrappers, production lines and or other electromechanical machinery.
Install electromechanical / automation & control machinery into all forms of the manufacturing industry, such as food & bev, oi & gas, automotive, and other engineering manufacturing environments.
Liaise with various engineering departments.
Maintenance Engineer / Multiskilled Engineer / Electrical Technician Requirements:

Experience as a Multiskilled Engineer, Conveyor Engineer, Electromechanical Engineer, FMCG Engineer, Maintenance Engineer, Maintenance Technician, Service Technician or similar
Will have an electrical and mechanical maintenance experience of automation and control systems such as robotics, HMI’s, PLC’s and more within a range of Engineering environments.
The ability in maintaining good professional working relationships with existing and new customers.
Good working knowledge of three phase electrics is advantageous.
A technical engineering degree / qualification or apprentice trained, would be advantageous.
Willingness to commute to site near Warrington

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