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Multi Skilled Maintenance Engineer
Sector: FMCG – NOT MEAT 
Location: South Norwich
Working Hours: Earlies and Lates
Salary: From £40,000 p/a, negotiable, DOE, Overtime available
  
On behalf of our well-regarded client on the outskirts of Norwich, ISQ Recruitment are looking to find a Multi Skilled Maintenance Engineer to join our clients well established Engineering team.
If you’re an experienced as a Maintenance Engineer, particularly within the Food or Agricultural sectors, mechanical or electrical biased, we would love to hear from you.
  
Role Overview:
In this pivotal role, you will work as part of an onsite maintenance team, providing support to the production team in the event of a breakdown, as well as carrying out preventative maintenance, identifying engineering issues prior to them causing a failure, reducing the chance of possible downtimes and loss of productivity. Your expertise will be crucial in maintaining the efficiency and reliability of our client's operations. If you have Welding and Fabrication skills this would also be advantageous.
  
Responsibilities:

Electrical and mechanical fault-finding, diagnostics, and repairs
Carrying out PPMs, reactive maintenance, and project work
Working on a variety of equipment such as conveyors, extruders, mixers, labellers, wrappers, automation controls, and PLCs
Project work including machine upgrades, installations, and continuous improvements   
Essential Skills & Experience:
The ideal candidate would possess balanced knowledge and experience in both electrical and mechanical engineering. However, the client is open-minded and will consider candidates who are mechanically or electrically biased, provided they have recognised engineering qualifications.
  
This is a unique chance to join a well-established family run company, where your contributions really make a difference and you can carve out a long career with a fantastic company.
  
If this sounds of interest I encourage you to send me, Ross your CV, don’t worry if its not updated, we can amend this later (url removed)