Multi Skilled Maintenance Engineer

MULTI-SKILLED MAINTENANCE ENGINEER (ELECTRICAL BIAS) Job Title – Multi Skilled Maintenance Engineer (Electrical Bias) Location – Evenwood, County Durham Salary – £45,510 Shift – Rotating Days & Nights (4-day weeks on late shifts) Job Role of the Multi Skilled Maintenance Engineer A fantastic opportunity has arisen for a Multi Skilled Maintenance Engineer to join a well-established and growing manufacturing business within the metal and construction sector.

If you think you are the right match for the following opportunity, apply after reading the complete description.

This is a hands-on role suited to an engineer who enjoys working on a wide variety of machinery and being a key part of a close-knit maintenance team.

Working within a fast-paced production environment, you will be responsible for carrying out both planned and reactive maintenance across a range of conventional and automated machinery.

This includes working on lathes, milling machines, rolling mills, press brakes, and CNC punching equipment.

This role offers great long-term stability with the opportunity to progress into supervisory roles as the business continues to grow.

Sector – Factory Maintenance Non-Negotiable Requirements of the Multi Skilled Maintenance Engineer Electrical Engineering Qualification Factory, maintenance, manufacturing or forces background Desirable Requirements for the Multi Skilled Maintenance Engineer Experience within a lean manufacturing environment Experience working at height Ability to carry out basic fabrication or bench fitting work Experience xwzovoh with facilities maintenance and general site repairs The Multi Skilled Maintenance Engineer will benefit from: Working for a well-established and reputable manufacturing business Weekly pay with competitive shift allowances Annual bonus and production bonus schemes Pension and death in service benefit Skills bonus and long-term service rewards Stable working hours with 4-day weeks on late shifts Opportunity to progress into supervisory roles in the future