Site Services Engineer - £40ph+ Mon-Fri

Bush Hill Park
2 weeks ago
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Site Services Engineer - London will be working in a manufacturing plant on supporting the sites facilities.

Excellent company to work for and good feedback from Maintenance Engineers at other sites

Site Services Engineer rate is £40-43ph and lots of overtime paid via an umbrella

Location North London

Site Services Engineer Monday - Friday 8 hours

Lots of investment on site, lots of new equipment, boilers, coolers etc.

Site Services Engineer is a LONG TERM CONTRACT

Site Services Engineer is needed for a world class manufacturer that has an impeccable reputation and high standards however still hasn't lost its friendly culture and strong teamwork ethic. The company invest heavily in their staff and sites with world leading technology/ machinery and training. (Maintenance Engineer is a LONG TERM CONTRACT and can lead to perm role is wish)

Site Services Engineer duties;

Reactive and planned maintenance
Support on Electrical and mechanical fault finding and repair
Checks on boilers, chillers, etc.
Support on breakdowns
Assist with contractors Requirements for Site Services Engineer

A formal engineering qualification i.e. City & Guilds level 3, NVQ level 3 or equivalent with corresponding practical experience.
Good working knowledge of automated systems/ production machinery
From a manufacturing background
Mechanical and Electrical proven experience Application Process

If you have the above skills and wish to be considered for this position or find out more details then please contact Simon on (phone number removed) or submit your CV to (url removed) or simply click apply below.

Maintenance Engineer is commutable from Enfield, Epping, Romford, Brentwood, Hoddesdon, Brimsdown, Edmonton, Walthamstow, Stevenage, Borehamwood, Elstree, Barnet, Southgate, Tottenham, Waltham Abbey, Waltham Cross and other parts of London, Hertfordshire and Essex

Why work with Proactive?

Proactive Global are an industry leading, specialist engineering recruitment agency focused on the automation, manufacturing and robotics sectors. We offer specialist recruitment services to a niche customer base, vetting that our clients offer the best opportunities for your career. Proactive encourages and promotes equality and diversity within the workforce. We act with honesty, integrity and impartiality, ensuring your application is considered on its own merits and without bias.

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