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Electrical Maintenance Engineer
Salary: £35,000- £40,000
Shift: Monday- Friday - Early Shift
Location: Killmarsh, Dinnington, Worksop
BRAND NEW opportunity to work for a Market Leading Manufacturing Company has arisen! This is the chance for an Electrical Maintenance Engineer in the Sheffield area to take their career to the next level. This company invests heavily in their factories and future and therefore need to recruit extra Maintenance Engineers to cope with the increased production. This role requires someone who one wants to be part of a growing business and develop their skills further. This is a great role for an electrical maintenance engineer who is looking to get off shift and work a Monday- Friday Days role. You will demonstrate strong electrical and mechanical skills, the ability to work as part of a team and independently.
Skills required for the Electrical Maintenance Engineer:
- Multi-Skilled with an Electrical Bias
- Engineering Qualification- L3 Minimum
- Prefer Engineers from a heavy, industrial background- Print, Paper, Recycling, Oil & Gas, Brick etc
- Strong Electrical and mechanical skills
- Must be Electrically qualified
The Electrical Maintenance Engineer will benefit from:
- Working for a growing business that invests in engineers
- Excellent Training and development programs
- Investment in engineer
- State of the art machinery
- Permanent Early Shift
- Plenty of Overtime and Bonuses
- Market Leading Benefits Package
Benefits: Pension Scheme, Health Care Benefits, Bonuses, Free Parking, Canteen
If you are interested in this role and feel that you have the right skills then please click apply at the bottom of this advert. For further details contact Eyleesha Bhatti at Pioneer Selection
As a registered candidate with Pioneer Selection Ltd, you automatically become eligible for our referral scheme.
You will receive £250 for every candidate we place in permanent employment who has been recommended by you. Terms and Conditions apply please see our website for further details.
