Mechanical Technician

E3 Recruitment
Runcorn
6 months ago
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An exciting opportunity has become available for a highly skilled mechanical technician to join one of the world's leading chemical manufacturers-a global leader and producer of specialised products, with facilities around the globe. This is your chance to bring your expertise to a company that is driving innovation across the chemical industry.

Salary and Benefits for the Mechanical Technician:

Annual Salary: £43,547.27 - £44,986.56
33 Days of Annual Leave (Including Bank Holidays)
Discretionary Annual Bonus
Life Assurance Policy
Private Medical Insurance
Income Protection Scheme
Up to 9% Employer Pension ContributionMechanical Technician Role Overview:

As a mechanical technician , you will be central to the installation, maintenance, and fault diagnosis of mechanical equipment across all plant operations. Your work will involve both proactive and reactive maintenance, alongside continuous improvement tasks that support optimal performance and safety.

Key Responsibilities:

Complete hands-on inspection, troubleshooting, and maintenance of mechanical systems throughout the facility.
Lead mechanical overhauls, installations, and commissioning activities, acting as the go-to mechanical technician for quality control and technical insight.
Mentor junior technicians and apprentices by sharing advanced knowledge in the mechanical field.
Ensure strict compliance with health and safety protocols and engineering standards using site-specific processes and documentation.
Maintain accurate records and documentation via SAP and other systems.
Step in to support or deputise for coordinators, providing critical cover for out-of-hours maintenance and SHE-critical situations.Mechanical Technician Requirements:

Time-served or apprentice-trained with NVQ Level 3 or equivalent in Engineering.
At least five years of hands-on experience as a mechanical technician , ideally within chemical, pharmaceutical, or food manufacturing.
Strong mechanical background with a good understanding of electrical systems.
How to Apply:

Ready to take your career to the next level? Submit your CV today to be considered for this mechanical technician role

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