Electrically biased, but with some mechanical engineering maintenance skills, you'll be working in a growing factory maintenance engineering team of multiskilled electrical and mechanical maintenance engineers on a large, busy, and evolving manufacturing site.

Working a mix of days, then a break, then night shifts, then another break (average 33hr week plus paid overtime if you want it) you'll be working on electrical planned maintenance, breakdowns, and repairs to PLC controlled packaging and processing machinery, and getting involved in new machinery projects and continuous improvement across the site on your day shifts.

Skills-- some of these would be useful---electrical maintenance of production machines, packaging machinery, conveyors, PLC control basics, fault finding of machinery, not too frightened of mechanical and pneumatics, fitting.