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Maintenance Engineer

  • Permanent
  • Posted: 1st September 2026
  • Salary: Up to £55000.00 per annum
  • Duration:
  • Reference: BBBH17482H
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  • Location:
  • Start Date: ASAP
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The Maintenance Engineer vacancy is working with a market leading listed manufacturing business, based in the Wakefield area (Featherstone). The position offers excellent opportunities for both training and career development including robotics and PLC training. Taking OTE of above £60,000 ++

What’s in it for your as a Maintenance Engineer:

  • Hours of work – Days and Nights 4 on 4 off – 6am to 6pm
  • Salary – £54,000 per annum
  • Location – Featherstone/Normanton
  • KPI Bonus of £2000
  • OT paid at 1.5 and 2x
  • Life Assurance schemes
  • PLC and Robotics Training
  • Share Schemes
  • Double figure pension match
  • Employee Benefits Package
  • Training and career development opportunities

Main Duties & Responsibilities of Maintenance Engineer;

  • Providing plant-wide maintenance service, departmental support and repairs ensuring that all production targets are maintained – maintaining factory manufacturing machinery
  • Monitor & supply Engineering support of machine set-up & changeovers to ensure that the product conforms to any quality assurance standards and ensuring changeovers are as efficient as possible.

Experience and Qualifications Required for Maintenance Engineer:

  • Recognised Engineering Apprenticeship & Qualification or equivalent, e.g. NVQ, City and Guilds, ONC, BTEC or above – Mechanical or Electrical
  • High degree of Health & Safety awareness.
  • Ability to fault find, repair and provide solutions to problems.

The position may suit a Mechanical Maintenance Engineer, Electrical maintenance engineer, maintenance fitter, maintenance electrician, multi-skilled maintenance engineer etc

 
 

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