You're a mechanically-minded engineer who knows the difference between “tightening a bolt” and “fixing the root cause.” You've probably had your fill of reactive chaos. Firefighting every day. Chasing your tail because someone thought duct tape was a long-term solution.

This role isn't that.

It's Monday to Friday. Days. So yes, you get your evenings and weekends back. But more importantly, you'll have the headspace to actually engineer.

Think:

Looking at how things can run smoother, longer, and more efficiently.

Making changes that stick.

Improving machine uptime without working yourself into the ground.

You'll be joining a well-established manufacturing business that genuinely invests in its kit—and its people. The machinery's solid, the team knows their stuff, and they're looking for someone who can bring a bit of experience, a bit of initiative, and maybe even a bit of dry wit.

What you'll need:

A mechanical background (ideally in FMCG, or some kind of manufacturing)

The ability to read a machine like most people read a takeaway menu

A bit of common sense and a whole lot of ownership

If you're the kind of engineer who wants to do meaningful work—and still make it home for tea—this could be a good move.

Interested? Tap the apply button or drop me a line