Maintenance Engineer (Electrical)
Newbridge-on-Wye, Wales
GBP18.57 Per hour, 39hr week (GBP37,761) + Overtime Opportunities Available, Saturday O/T rate paid at 1.5 x up to 16:00hrs, 2 x after that up to start of work Monday, + 31 Days Holiday + Pension + Life Assurance + Product Discount Scheme and Cash Back Schemes + Workwear provided + Course Funded Training Available + On The Job Training + Annual Tool Allowance up to GBP88.69 per annum.
Rotating 3 shift pattern:
Week 1:
Sun-12.00pm-6.00am, Mon-Thurs 10pm-6am. Week 2:
Mon-Thurs 2pm-10pm, Fri 1pm-9pm. Week 3:
Mon-Thurs 6pm-2pm, Fri 6am-1pm.
The Maintenance Engineer Role: Split between PPM (Nights Bias) and Reactive Maintenance (Days Bias). Electrically working on contactors, inverters, single and 3 phase electrics, motors and PLC fault finding (Training can be provided for PLCs). Updating maintenance system and handing over to the following shift team. Working as part of a mixed team of electrical and mechanical engineers. Working on varied production lines, including mill machinery, biomass and treatment plant. The Successful Maintenance Engineer: You will have previous experience as an electrical engineer within an industrial environment or similar. You will have your electrical edition 17th or 18th or equivalent and have a qualification in electrical installations.
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Newbridge-on-Wye, Wales
GBP18.57 Per hour, 39hr week (GBP37,761) + Overtime Opportunities Available, Saturday O/T rate paid at 1.5 x up to 16:00hrs, 2 x after that up to start of work Monday, + 31 Days Holiday + Pension + Life Assurance + Product Discount Scheme and Cash Back Schemes + Workwear provided + Course Funded Training Available + On The Job Training + Annual Tool Allowance up to GBP88.69 per annum.
Rotating 3 shift pattern:
Week 1:
Sun-12.00pm-6.00am, Mon-Thurs 10pm-6am. Week 2:
Mon-Thurs 2pm-10pm, Fri 1pm-9pm. Week 3:
Mon-Thurs 6pm-2pm, Fri 6am-1pm.
The Maintenance Engineer Role: Split between PPM (Nights Bias) and Reactive Maintenance (Days Bias). Electrically working on contactors, inverters, single and 3 phase electrics, motors and PLC fault finding (Training can be provided for PLCs). Updating maintenance system and handing over to the following shift team. Working as part of a mixed team of electrical and mechanical engineers. Working on varied production lines, including mill machinery, biomass and treatment plant. The Successful Maintenance Engineer: You will have previous experience as an electrical engineer within an industrial environment or similar. You will have your electrical edition 17th or 18th or equivalent and have a qualification in electrical installations.
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