Maintenance Engineer
Full job description
e-Tech Recruitment Ltd
Salary: £38,400 – £42,000 per year
37 hours per week, working the Earlies pattern:
Monday – Thursday 7.00am – 3.15pm and Friday 7.00am – 1.00pm
An opportunity has arisen for an Engineering Technician based at a site in Stirling, Scotland. The role will be responsible for carrying out planned maintenance, routine and emergency breakdown repairs for all production plant and building services. In addition, the role also supports installations of plant and equipment from both a mechanical and electrical basis, in accordance with current regulations and within the Companies Health & Safety guidelines.
About the role….
Responds to and resolves site wide planned, preventative, reactive and emergency maintenance requests submitted into Computerised Maintenance Management System (CMMS) to minimise downtime as required, to support the site and ensure departmental KPI targets are achieved.
Provides practical assistance to Project Engineers, Engineering and R&D teams to support business development and carry out experimental work. This includes carrying out installation (mechanical and electrical) to the required standard.
Assist and liaise with contractors on site where required.
Ensure all work is compliant with Health & Safety standards and risk assessments.
To continually improve and develop the CMMS.
Actively contribute to Company continuous improvement activities including Kaizen and 5S standards in all areas.
The role may require liaising with external suppliers to support the procurement of parts.
About the person….
You will be a flexible, adaptable and highly skilled maintenance/engineering technician who is comfortable with taking technical responsibility of production plant. You’ll be able to work logically and efficiently in isolation or as part of a team.
You’ll be HNC/HND qualified, with proven mechanical and/or electrical experience (ideally multi-disciplined) ideally within manufacturing environments.
Essential experience would also include a combination of fault-finding and repair on PLC’s, electrical, mechanical, pneumatic and hydraulic control systems.
You would also have 18th Edition Wiring Regulations.
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