Mechanically bias Maintenance Engineer

MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE ENGINEERWEST BROMWICH£46,000 MONDAY - FRIDAY 8AM - 4:30AM or 7AM - 3:30AM DAYS onlyA Market Leading Manufacturer has an exciting opportunity for an experienced Mechanically bias Maintenance Engineer. Working with this well-established brand you will be involved all aspects of Maintenance work within the manufacturing unit. This role offers a stable and secure career path for motivated engineers due to the nature of their Industry. This role will be prodominately focussed on working on PPMs and CI projects alongside Maintenance Electricians. Role & Responsibilities Mechanical Fault Finding work Maintaining a variety of Production & Process Machinery and carrying out CI projects To Provide leadership in maintaining plant production capacity Reading Engineering DrawingsRequired Skills & Experience Suitable Engineering Qualification Fabrication and Welding Experience working within FMCG - Packaging, Food, Logistics, Pharmaceutical Previously worked within Industrial Engineering Ability to work within a Team EnvironmentThis role offers a competitive salary as well as a very secure and stable career path. My client has the backing of a well-established brand and is looking for an enthusiastic individual who wishes to work for a secure company in this currently strained economic climate.To apply please email your CV / resume to or call for a confidential discussion on .

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