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Maintenance Engineer (Electrical)

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7 months ago
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£38,000 (OTE 50,000) + Training + Qualifications + Overtime + Company Benefits

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Are you a Maintenance Engineer with an Electrical bias looking for a stable days based role with a growing cold storage logistics company that can provide qualifications and training on industry equipment, a host of company benefits and overtime to greatly boost take home pay?

On offer is the opportunity to join a growing company who provide cold storage and logistic solutions to a number of clients in the Food and Pharmaceutical industries. They have been in operation for over 40 years and have plans to diversify their business to ensure they can continue their stable growth.

This role will revolve around the servicing and upkeeps of the companies cold storage equipment, you will be following the PPM schedule ensuring that all equipment is functional and there are no issues with continued operation. You will be working as part of a team alongside a mechanically biased engineer.

This role would suit a Maintenance Engineer with an Electrical background looking to work for a company that can provide a range of company benefits including training, access to qualifications and overtime that will boost earnings.

The Role

Maintenance on cold storage equipment
Following PPM schedule
Training on equipment
Monday - Friday 8 - 4:30
On call rota 1 in every 3 weeksThe Person

Maintenance Engineer
Electrically Biased
Commutable to BraintreeReference: BBBH19216b

Key Words: Maintenance Engineer, Electrical Maintenance Engineer, Maintenance Technician, Engineer, Electric Bias, HVAC, Cold Storage, Braintree, Colchester, Chelmsford

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