Workshop Engineer

Are you a Workshop Engineer who is looking for a new challenge to work in an organisation that specialises in advanced process solutions for industries such as food, beverage, pharmaceuticals, and energy?

If your skills, experience, and qualifications match those in this job overview, do not delay your application.

They have a strong focus on innovation, sustainability, and efficiency, it designs and delivers high-performance equipment and systems used worldwide.

This position is a Monday to Friday position based in Milton Keynes. The role itself you will be operating a wide variety of machinery where you will support some of the leading global manufacturers across a variety of industries.

Salary: £38,000 - £40,000

Task & Responsibilities

· Ensure efficient, safe, and timely execution of repair and overhaul activities in the workshop, coordinating processes, technical activities. Also ensure information flow with service, order desk, spare parts, technical support & customers.

· Ensure quality, efficiency & continuous improvement of repair processes.

· Execute repair & overhaul processes according to procedures & standards

· Handle internal orders for recalibration, overhaul & repairs

· Evaluate & monitor issues & propose corrective measures/actions

· Manage & maintain a safe working environment

· Ensure HSE guidelines are followed & report any incidents

· Ensure internal warehouse supplies are kept up to date

· Manage workspace, equipment & apply 5S methodology

Core Qualifications

· NVQ / SVQ Level 2 or 3 in Engineering Machining (e.g. Turning, Mechanical Manufacturing Engineering, Performing Engineering Operations)

· City & Guilds Mechanical Engineering qualifications

· Completed engineering apprenticeship (time-served)

Technical Skills & Experience

· Experience in roles such as Field Service Mechanic, Tester, xwzovoh Assembler, or similar

· Strong knowledge of mechanical repair and maintenance processes

· Ability to read and interpret technical drawings (including GD&T)

· Competent in reading and working with Bills of Materials (BOMs)

· Skilled in the use of precision measuring equipment (e.g. bore gauges)

· Hands-on experience with machining equipment (lathes, grinders, etc.)

· Knowledge of workshop safety standards and regulations

· Experience handling heavy components (up to 10 tonnes)

If you would like to hear more about this opportunity, then please apply & I’ll reach out to give you more information.