Having ramped up manufacturing activities at their brand-new Milton Keynes facility, I am looking for a highly motivated Engineering Technician (Electrical Bias) to help keep my clients advanced production lines running at their best. While the role will have a strong electrical focus covering fault finding, repair, and optimisation you'll also provide support on the mechanical side to ensure all aspects of our equipment operate smoothly.

Client Details

The company is a well-established organisation within the FMCG sector, known for its focus on quality and innovation. As a medium-sized enterprise, they offer a structured environment with opportunities for growth and development in their Engineering & Manufacturing department.

Description

Conduct routine inspections and maintenance of equipment, diagnosing and troubleshooting issues to identify and repair faulty components, keeping traceability records around work performed.
Respond to emergency situations, such as equipment failures and apply quick and effective solutions.
Implement preventive measures to avoid recurring problems and minimise future downtime, collaborating with automation partners where appropriate.
Support during factory acceptance site acceptance tests with some travel to Europe potentially required, (SATs) and installation activities during site setup.
Provide training and support to operators and other staff on equipment operation and maintenance.
Manage spare parts inventory to ensure availability for repairs and maintenance, identifying and ordering necessary replacements.
Provide input and feedback on potential improvements to existing systems, Collaborating closely with the Automation Engineering function to optimise equipment and implement new technologies to improve efficiency and performance.
Ensure that all work is carried out in compliance with health and safety regulations, identifying and addressing potential safety hazardsMonday to Friday 06:#removed# and 13:30-22:00 rotating

Profile

You will be a hands-on Maintenance Engineer, with an engineering background and at least 3 years of relevant industry experience, as well as:

A minimum of an NVQ Level 3 qualification in Electrical Maintenance or Electrical Engineering is essential, such as a BTEC in Electrical Engineering or City & Guilds certification.
Proven experience of maintaining and optimising automated manufacturing equipment within a factory environment, from installation and commissioning, through to running and performance improvements.
Proficient in diagnosing and troubleshooting mechanical, electrical and pneumatic systems, using initiative to solve breakdowns and optimise equipment.
Experience using a computerised maintenance management system (CMMS) platform and preferably knowledge of maintenance requirements within regulated environments operating to recognised food safety or pharmaceutical standards (ie BRC)
Strong communication and collaboration skills across Production, Engineering and Operations teams.
A passion for change and continuous improvement will go a long way.

Job Offer

Up to £55,000
30 Days Holiday + Bank Holidays
Pension Scheme
Extensive further benefits (E.g. Gym Membership etc.)