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Maintenance Engineer

Telford
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Maintenance Engineer 
£53,000 
Telford 
4on/4off DAYS, some night cover

The Company:

This is an amazing chance to join a company that has grown from strength to strength and has seen increased market share in the last few years. They are now recruiting for a hands on electrically biased Maintenance Engineer. You will be working in a clean/automated environment and working on machines which include ABB/Fanuc robots, rolling machines, cylinders, amongst other machinery. This role is a shift cover role where you will work MORE 4on/4off days than days and nights. There is also overtime on top paid at a premium so can clear £60,000 if you want to. 

Benefits for the Maintenance Engineer:

Loads of PLC work involved (Specifically Siemens S7 and Allen Bradley
Work 6 months of the year - more days than nights 
5% contributory pension
2 x Death in service 
22 days holiday
Staff discount 

Experience required for the Electrically biased Maintenance Engineer:

Qualified to level 3 (NVQ/C&G) or Apprenticeship served in an electrical discipline as a Maintenance Engineer 
At least 5 years experience maintaining/repairing special purpose machinery as an electrically biased maintenance engineer within a factory environment
PLC knowledge is essential - need to be able to FF with Siemens S7 
Any maintenance engineer from manufacturing or ex-forces welcome to apply – FMCG, Food, plastic, packaging, Pharmaceutical, foundry, brick, distribution, automotive, metals, etc

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