Electrical Bias Maintenance Engineer


Details:
  • Salary: £38,000 - 42,000 - Annum
  • Job Type: Permanent
  • Job Status: Full-Time
  • Salary Per: Annum
  • Location: Peterlee County Durham
  • Date: 23 hours ago
Description:

Electrical Bias Maintenance Engineer

Location: County Durham (SR8 area)
Salary: £38,000 rising to £42,000
Hours: Days - flexible start/finish times depending on workload
Contract Type: Full-Time, Permanent

The Opportunity

Are you an experienced Electrical Bias Maintenance Engineer looking for a new opportunity within a growing manufacturing environment?

Due to continued growth, they are looking to add an experienced Maintenance Engineer to their team.

This is a fantastic opportunity for an engineer who enjoys working in a hands-on environment and wants to join a business with a strong focus on sustainability, modern processing equipment and future growth.

The Role

As an Electrical Bias Maintenance Engineer, you will be responsible for maintaining and improving a range of industrial recycling and processing equipment across the site.

The role will involve a combination of planned preventative maintenance, reactive breakdown response, fault-finding and continuous improvement.

Key Responsibilities

Carry out planned preventative maintenance across the site.

Respond to electrical and mechanical breakdowns.

Diagnose and rectify electrical faults on production machinery.

Carry out electrical fault-finding and repairs.

Support mechanical maintenance activities when required.

Identify opportunities to improve machinery reliability and reduce downtime.

Assist with machinery upgrades, modifications and improvements.

Work safely and ensure all maintenance activities comply with company procedures.

Maintain accurate maintenance records.

Work closely with production teams to ensure maximum equipment availability

What We're Looking For

We're looking for an experienced Electrical Maintenance Engineer or Electrical Bias Multi-Skilled Engineer who is confident working in a busy industrial environment.

Ideally, you'll have:

A recognised electrical engineering qualification such as NVQ Level 3 / City & Guilds or equivalent.

Previous experience within manufacturing, recycling, plastics or a similar industrial environment.

Strong electrical fault-finding skills.

Experience with planned and reactive maintenance.

Good mechanical maintenance knowledge.

A proactive approach to diagnosing and preventing recurring faults.

The ability to work independently and as part of a growing engineering team.

A strong focus on Health & Safety.

What's On Offer?

£38,000 starting salary

Salary rising to £42,000

Days-based working

Flexible shift times depending on workload

Future move towards double days as the engineering team grows

Permanent position

Opportunity to join a growing and forward-thinking recycling business

Varied and technically interesting machinery

Opportunity to develop alongside the growth of the engineering function

Apply Now

If you're an Electrical Bias Maintenance Engineer looking for a hands-on role within a growing manufacturing environment, this could be an excellent opportunity.

Apply today to find out more

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