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Our client is seeking an experienced and proactive Maintenance Multi-Skilled Engineer to join their engineering team. The primary goal of this role is to ensure safe and uninterrupted plant operations by swiftly addressing equipment issues and maintaining a robust preventive maintenance program.
Hours: 4 shifts on & 4 days off (First 2 shifts are days, second 2 shifts are nights). 12hr shifts. 6am-6pm, 6pm-6am.
Key Responsibilities:
- Preventive Maintenance:Adhere to the Planned Preventive Maintenance (PPM) schedule, ensuring all tasks are completed on time and documented accurately.
- Statutory Inspections:Oversee the timely completion of all statutory inspections, logging and addressing any remedial works as necessary.
- Continuous Improvement:Contribute to a culture of continuous improvement by identifying and implementing operational enhancements.
- Breakdown Repairs:Respond promptly to breakdowns, performing Root Cause Analysis (RCA) and implementing corrective and preventative measures.
- 5S Standards:Maintain the highest standards of housekeeping in a controlled 5S environment.
- Collaboration:Work with external professionals and specialists to resolve technical challenges effectively.
- Health & Safety:Ensure full compliance with Health & Safety policies, escalating any concerns promptly.
- Teamwork:Collaborate closely with the Engineering Supervisor and Production Shift Managers to support seamless operations.
- Leadership & Initiative:Communicate confidently and take initiative, including leading tasks when required.
Essential Skills and Experience:
- Technical Expertise:
- Planned and Reactive Maintenance.
- Fault finding and diagnostics.
- Proficiency with PLC systems and HMI controls.
- Knowledge of Mechanical, Pneumatic, and Hydraulic systems.
- Qualifications:
- NVQ Level 3 or equivalent (HND, HNC, ONC, City & Guilds) in a relevant subject.
- 17th/18th Edition certification is required.
- Experience:At least 5 years of post-qualification experience in a fast-paced factory environment.
