Multiskilled Maintenance Engineer - Cardiff, United Kingdom - Yolk Recruitment Ltd

Yolk Recruitment Ltd

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Cardiff, United Kingdom

2 weeks ago

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Tom O´Connor

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Multiskilled Engineer

Yolk recruitment are working with an established business in Cardiff who built a state-of-the-art factory.

Do you want to work in a fully automated manufacturer where the product only interacts with 2 people from start to finish.

This is an opportunity to join a UK Wide business who has long term relationships with the market leaders in their field.

This is what you'll be doing.

As the onsite Multiskilled Engineer you will be working a 4 on 4off Shift pattern taking control of a busy production area covering all aspects of machinery breakdown and upgrades.

Tasks will include:

Maintaining and repairing equipment in line with schedules and specifications to ensure reliability and limit breakdown occurrence Equipment testing, fault finding and repair
Identifying recurring problems with any equipment or machinery and implementing corrective procedures.
Fault finding using a mixture of PLC and handheld methods.
Installation and commissioning of new machinery
Maintaining equipment to ensure they are fit for purpose
Supporting and promoting all continuous improvement activities on site

As the Multiskilled Engineer on site you'll bring to the team.

A successfully completed apprenticeship or HNC/ONC qualification.
Will have a minimum of 2 years manufacturing experience working on FMCG equipment.
Worked as a Multiskilled Engineer and must be confident working on your own.

And this is what you'll get in return.

A competitive salary of £40,000, with the opportunity to progress this as you complete training and become more experienced.

You'll be joining a growing stable business who will invest in your career with the opportunity to complete further educational studies.

Are you up to the challenge?

Are you what we are looking? Please get in touch today with our Engineering specialist, Andy Jones