Electrical Bias Maintenance Engineer
Job Description
Electrical Bias Maintenance Engineer4 on 4 off (Days & Nights)£54,000 + BenefitsAvonmouth
\nAre you an electrically biased Maintenance Engineer looking for a long-term role within a stable, well-invested manufacturing environment?
\nWe're supporting an industry leading production site that is continuing to invest heavily into both equipment and infrastructure. They're looking to add another electrically biased engineer into their established shift engineering team.
\nThe site has undergone significant upgrades in recent years, particularly around controls and automation systems, with further project and improvement work planned moving forward.
\nThe Role
\nYou'll be working as part of the shift engineering team carrying out both planned and reactive maintenance across the production facility.
\nEquipment and systems include:
\nConveyors and material handling systemsMixers, blenders, Motors, drives, panels and 3-phase systemsSteam, boilers and compressed air systemsPumps, valves and utility equipmentAutomated production and processing machinery
\n\nElectrical:
\nFault finding on 3-phase systemsPanels, relays, contactors, drives and inverters/VSDsElectrical maintenance and installation workReading electrical drawings and schematicsBasic PLC fault finding and diagnostics
\nMechanical:
\nBearings, chains, gearboxes and conveyorsPumps, valves and pipeworkPneumatics and general mechanical maintenanceWelding and fabrication repairs beneficial
\nWhat They're Looking For:
\nElectrically biased maintenance backgroundApprentice trained or time-served engineering experiencePrevious experience within any manufacturing, production, process or heavy industryComfortable working independently within a shift teamSomeone practical, hands-on and proactiveWelding and steam/boiler experience would be advantageousProject or improvement work experience beneficial
\n\nPackage
\nCirca £54,000Private medical insuranceEnhanced pension35 days holiday including bank holidaysEmployee assistance programmeCycle to work schemeOngoing training and development
\nThis would suit someone from FMCG, heavy industry, aggregates, feed, recycling, ports, utilities or wider process manufacturing looking for a secure role with a good shift pattern and a strong engineering team.
\nFor more information, apply with your CV or contact Liam Reid at Yolk Engineering Recruitment for a confidential discussion.
