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Job Description
We currently have a fantastic opportunity for an experienced Mechanical Maintenance Engineer to join one of our prestigious clients based in Stafford!
This is for a family run business that specialise in the dairy sector who supply to multiple businesses across the Midlands.
Its a great opportunity to join a small, successful engineering team with excellent progression available.
This is a Full-Time, Permanent position!
What youll be doing
- Planned and reactive maintenance
- Work as part of a team of two doing a mix of both Mechanical and Electrical and repairs
- Maintenance of Filling Machines, Wrapping Machines, Inverters, Labelling Machines, Robotics, Pneumatic Systems, Conveyors, Motors, PLCs, Gearboxes, Valves, Pumps etc
- Read engineering drawings
- Some MIG welding
- Aim to maximise performance and reduce production downtime
- Monitor any malfunctioning equipment and report to site management
- Machinery installations
- Facilities maintenance
- Ensure the site is operating safely at all times
Hours
Days, 8am-8pm, 4 on 4 off shift pattern
Pay
£36,000 - £40,000 per annum (Depending on Experience)
Skills/Experience Required
- At least 12 months mechanical engineering experience
- Experience from a production/ manufacturing/ industrial environment preferred
- Welding experience is essential
- Must be able to read engineering drawings and instructions
- Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal
- An understanding of Health & Safety
- Good organisational skills with the ability to prioritise workloads
Benefits
- Weekly pay
- 28 days holiday
- 1 hour paid break everyday
- Company Pension
- Staff Discount
- Free on-site parking
- Overtime available
- Training provided
Essential
All applicants must have the legal right to work in the UK (sponsorship not provided).
All applicants must be commutable to Stafford.
What to do next
If youre interested in this role, please apply and we will be in touch!
Modus Personnel are acting as an employment agency on behalf of our client.
