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We Can’t Get Enough Maintenance Engineers!
Especially if you’re dependable, multi-skilled, and love the buzz of manufacturing environments.
If you’re looking for contract Maintenance Engineering work, whether that’s ongoing, ad-hoc, or just the odd shift now and then—we’d love to hear from you. Here's why:
We’re supporting a range of busy food manufacturing sites across Leicestershire and Nottinghamshire. Our clients need reliable Maintenance Engineers to step in during peak periods, holidays, and sickness cover.
Key Details:
- Location: Mainly Leicestershire & Nottinghamshire
- Shifts: 12-hour Days, Nights, and Weekends (Flexible 7-day coverage)
- Pay: Competitive rates (Inside IR35 – typically £35/hour via accredited umbrella, dependent on site, experience & payment method)
Why Join Us?
- Flexibility: Perfect if you’re full-time and want consistent work, semi-retired, or just after ad-hoc shifts.
- Great Team Support: Our engineers say the Wagstaff team is friendly, responsive, and easy to work with.
- Reliable Payments: We work only with trusted, accredited umbrella companies to ensure you're paid correctly and on time.
Your Role Will Include:
- Supporting production with reactive breakdowns and planned preventative maintenance
- Working in fast-paced environments and adapting quickly
- Maintaining high standards of safety and engineering quality
- Representing us with professionalism and a customer-first attitude
What We’re Looking For:
- Multi-skilled Engineers – mechanical and electrical (electrical bias preferred)
- Experience in food, packaging, or general manufacturing
- Dependable, honest professionals who honour shift commitments
- A calm, solutions-focused approach when things get busy
- People who believe in our mission: “We are here to make our clients’ lives easier.”
Want to Join Us?
Get in touch with Natalie today for a confidential chat about the role, the sites, and whether it’s the right fit for you.
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