Mechanical Maintenance Engineer

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With the introduction of a new engineering manager the maintenance team are expanding further at this pharmaceutical business and we are looking for a Multi-Skilled Maintenance Engineer with either bias.
The role encompasses predominantly working at the Alfreton plant which is the older facility, but also one week per month covering the new site in which opened in 2018. This gives you a variety of capital equipment you’re working on, a good mix of old and new.
On the one hand you will be challenged with older machinery to make upgrades, sourcing parts and a polar opposite site with brand new automated machinery. There is significant investment and refurbishment planned for your main site, so some great projects to get involved in.
You will need to be a confident engineer as there will be some lone working while on shift so you will need to be able to fault find electrically. Full training will be given within your first weeks on site so you are able to confidently work with the machinery both electrically and mechanically. collaboration with the engineering team and other departments. A commitment to continuous improvement and adherence to safety protocols is crucial. Access to ongoing professional development through training programmes ensures you can reach your full potential.
Responsibilities of a Mechanical Maintenance Engineer:


  • Day to day maintenance of the facility and the PPM system.

  • Ensure at all times the plant is maintained to ensure safe and efficient and timely continued operation.

  • Follow the requirements of all relevant legal, regulatory and company requirements.

  • Where required assist with the installation and implementation of capital projects.

  • Adhere to relevant procedures

  • Work as a team player within the engineering department.

  • Adhere to all safety, health, environmental and quality policies.

Qualifications and experience required for this Mechanical Maintenance Engineer role:


  • NVQ / C&G Level 3 or greater with a mechanical bias discipline

  • Previous experience within a manufacturing setting would be beneficial

  • Proficient verbal and written communication skills

  • Experience with Pneumatics and Hydraulics is preferable

  • You need to be a team player and have a passion for maintaining excellent craftmanship.

Benefits to you as a Mechanical Maintenance Engineer:


  • Monday to Friday

  • 4-Shift pattern rotating pattern 6-2, 2-10, (phone number removed)pm

  • Annual salary £47,860 (including shift allowance)

  • 1:3 Weekend Call out

  • Paid overtime

  • Ongoing training and development

  • 22 days holiday plus Bank Holidays

If you feel this Mechanical Maintenance Engineer opportunity would be right for you, please contact Emma Devereux at Maintech Recruitment on (phone number removed) for more information or click apply!
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