Job Title: Electrical Maintenance Engineer

Location: Fleetwood, Lancashire

Type: Full time, Permanent

Shift: 4 on 4 off days and nights

Salary: 45,700 circa

The Company:

My client, a waste management company, is seeking an electrical maintenance engineer to join their team at their Fleetwood site. They operate across 2 sites in the UK, where they value innovative approaches and teamwork to help increase productivity and reduce downtime. You will have the chance to work on multiple projects and you will enjoy an extensive learning and development programme.

This position offers the opportunity to work on a wide range of machinery, contributing to projects and being involved in performing maintenance and reactive tasks.

Reporting to the Team Leader, you will be responsible for the completion of reactive and planned maintenance.

Responsibilities will include:

Performing reactive and preventative maintenance on a wide range of machinery including pneumatic,hydraulic and automation systems
Work with controls and automation
Electrical work including fault finding, 3 phase motors and general building maintenance
Work on installations and removals across site
Assist different departments in their tasks

Requirements:

NVQ Level 3 qualified or higher, in an Electrical Engineering Discipline
Previous experience within manufacturing or waste environments
PLC knowledge
Ability to work alone or as part of a team
Experience working with electrical machinery

If you meet these requirements and you're interested in this role, please click ''Apply now'' and submit your application!

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