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Are you a hands-on engineer with a passion for automation and maintenance?
Do you thrive in a fast-paced environment where your technical skills keep operations running smoothly?
If YES, you could be the Site Engineer we’re looking for!
Why join us?

  • Competitive salary
  • Shift-based flexibility
  • Career development opportunities
  • Member of an Employee-owned trust
  • Training and development support
  • Work with cutting-edge automation technologies
    What will you be doing?
  • Provide maintenance support for automated systems
  • Reset equipment errors and support operational uptime
  • Adhere to health & safety and quality standards
  • Represent Logistex professionally on-site
  • Maintain tools and report any loss or damage
  • Communicate clearly with internal and external teams
    What do we need from you?
  • Engineering qualification (NVQ, BTEC, C&G, HNC/ONC)
  • Mechanical/Electrical maintenance experience
  • Understanding of automation and control systems
  • Strong PC skills (MS Office, CMMS)
  • Fluent in written and spoken English
  • Customer-facing communication skills
  • Experience with continuous improvement
  • Understanding of robotic technologies (desirable)
    Ready to be the driving force behind reliable automation on-site?
    Apply now to join Logistex as an Site Engineer and make a real impact

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