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Details:
  • Salary: £53,000 - 54,000 - Annum
  • Job Type: Permanent
  • Job Status: Full-Time
  • Salary Per: Annum
  • Location: Huyton Knowsley
  • Date: 21 hours ago
Description:

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* £53,795

* 2 Days | 2 Nights | 4 Days Off

* 12-hour shifts | 7am–7pm / 7pm–7am

* Liverpool

* Permanent

* Ideally electrically biased

Ballantine Recruitment is supporting a growing manufacturing business in Liverpool with the appointment of an experienced Multi-Skilled Shift Engineer.

This is a genuine hands-on engineering position within a fast-paced production environment. You’ll be responsible for keeping equipment running, responding quickly to breakdowns and making sure planned maintenance is completed properly — while also getting involved in continuous improvement and engineering projects.

The site operates a varied mix of automated production and packaging equipment, so this isn’t a role where you’ll be working on the same piece of kit every day.

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• Electrical and mechanical fault finding
• Reactive breakdown maintenance
• Planned preventative maintenance using CMMS
• Siemens PLC fault finding / navigation
• Conveyors, sensors, switches and pumps
• Packaging machinery, shrink wrappers and palletisers
• Bottling, canning and labelling equipment
• Compressed air and steam generation systems
• Supporting continuous improvement and engineering projects
• Working with contractors, permits and site inductions
• Ensuring engineering activity meets site HSE requirements

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Ideally, you’ll be an electrically biased Multi-Skilled Engineer who is comfortable fault finding independently and making good decisions under pressure.

You’ll need:

• A time-served Electrical Apprenticeship / NVQ Level 3
• HNC/HND Electrical Engineering or equivalent experience
• Strong electrical fault-finding capability
• Sound mechanical engineering knowledge
• Previous FMCG / manufacturing experience
• Experience with conveyors and automated packaging equipment
• Experience with bottling / canning environments would be highly relevant
• PLC knowledge – Siemens / TIA Portal preferred
• LOTO and permit-to-work experience

Steam boiler / BOAS experience and LEAN qualifications would also be advantageous.

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* £53,795

* 2 Days / 2 Nights / 4 Off

* 23 days annual leave

* Employer pension contribution

* Free onsite parking

* Employee Assistance Programme

This could be a strong move for an engineer who enjoys being close to the equipment, solving problems and taking ownership, rather than simply completing a maintenance schedule.

If you’re an experienced Engineer in the Liverpool / North West market and would like to know more, drop me a message and I’ll give you a call.

Ballantine Recruitment
Permanent Talent Solutions for the Food & Drink Industry

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