Facilities Engineer
Job Description
Job Title: Facilities Engineer
\nJob type: Permanent
\nHours: Monday Friday (06:00am 14:00pm)
\nMonday Friday (14:00pm 22:00pm)
\nSalary: £49,000 p.a.
\nNext Generation have been appointed to recruit for a Facilities Engineer to work for a well-established manufacturing business who supply into multiple industries. Based in Tewkesbury the Facilities Engineer will be responsible for the safe, reliable, and efficient operation of all site facilities, infrastructure, and utility systems across the manufacturing environment.
\nDuties of the Facilities Engineer:
\nLead the day-to-day management and maintenance of all site facilities, infrastructure, and utility systems including electrical distribution, compressed air, extraction systems, HVAC, chilled water systems, effluent treatment, and process support equipment.
\nDevelop and manage preventative and predictive maintenance schedules to minimise downtime and ensure operational reliability across the facility.
\nSupport the continuous improvement of site infrastructure, utilities efficiency, energy management, and environmental performance.
\nManage reactive maintenance issues and coordinate timely corrective actions to minimise operational disruption.
\nOversee contractor management processes including inductions, permits to work, RAMS reviews, supervision, and performance monitoring.
\nEnsure compliance with all relevant statutory inspections, maintenance certifications, and regulatory requirements including electrical testing, pressure systems, fire systems, lifting equipment, and environmental controls.
\nSupport facility and infrastructure CAPEX projects including equipment installation, factory layout changes, utility upgrades, and process improvement initiatives.
\nWork closely with Production, Maintenance, Process Engineering, HSE, and Quality teams to support manufacturing requirements and business objectives.
\nMaintain accurate maintenance records, documentation, asset registers, and compliance logs.
\nAssist with emergency response planning and business continuity activities relating to utilities and infrastructure.
\nIdentify opportunities to improve operational efficiency, reduce waste, and optimise maintenance spend.
\nSupport audits relating to ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001, customer requirements, and regulatory compliance.
\nProvide technical support and guidance to maintenance personnel and wider operational teams.
\nMonitor contractor and supplier performance to ensure work is completed safely, professionally, and within agreed standards.
\nPromote a strong safety-first culture across all facilities and engineering activities.
\nThe successful candidate for the Facilities Engineers position will have the following experience:
\nApprentice trained, or a HND within Mechanical, Electrical, Facilities, and or Building Services (Essential)
\nFive years experience working as a Facilities Engineer (Essential)
\nExperienced in provided Facilities maintenance within a manufacturing environment (Essential)
\nPrevious experience working with turned parts or a machining environment (Desirable)
\nDue to the high number of applications, we receive, we are sometimes not able to respond directly to each candidate. If you havent been contacted within 14 days of your application, unfortunately you have been unsuccessful on this occasion.
\nBy applying for this role your details will be submitted to Next Generation and the relevant client related to this vacancy.
\nNext Generation work in partnership with businesses across the UK who operate within Manufacturing, Logistics & Commercial sectors. We provide permanent and contract opportunities engaging with talented candidates looking to make their next career move.
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