Baggage System Electrical Mechanical Engineer

MAG (Airports Group); Bentfield; Vor Ort; GBP 37.000 - 41.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Pension up to 8%

Holiday: 24 days + BH

Free parking

Subsidised transport

Employee discounts

Volunteering days

Virtual GP service

Care Concierge

Zusammenfassung

MAG (Airports Group) is seeking a Baggage System Electrical/Mechanical Engineer for Asset Maintenance in the Engineering Operations Team at London Stansted Airport. The role focuses on maintaining AUTOVER and AUTOCa baggage systems to ensure high availability of the airport’s baggage operation.

Salary starts at £37,029.30 per annum and increases to £41,047.20 after a three-month qualifying period, with a 42-hour week (four-on, four-off) and day shifts.

Aufgaben

• Carrying out reactive, preventative and corrective maintenance on AUTOCa carts.
• Supporting AUTOCa recovery during breakdowns and helping minimise operational downtime.
• Taking responsibility for the AUTOVER maintenance area, toolkits and specialist tools.
• Cleaning and maintaining AUTOVER track, sensors and injection points.
• Assessing component condition and helping plan maintenance around operational requirements.
• Monitoring faults, compiling fault trends and estimating component mean time between failures.
• Managing stock levels for items required to complete maintenance activity.
• Working closely with other engineering and operational teams to maintain a safe, reliable baggage operation.

Jobbeschreibung

Baggage System Electrical Mechanical Engineer – Asset Maintenance – Engineering Operations Team – London Stansted Airport

Salary: £37,029.30 per annum, increasing to £41,047.20 following successful completion of a three-month qualifying period

Working Hours: 42 hours per week, on a four-on, four-off shift rotation

Shift Pattern: Day shifts only, 06:00–18:00

About us

Every year, London Stansted Airport connects 30 million passengers with more than 190 destinations across the globe. Part of the largest UK-owned airport operator group, MAG, London Stansted Airport supports 12,000 jobs on site and generates around £7.75bn each year for the region.

At MAG, we recognise creating a first-class journey for our customers starts by creating a first-class career journey for our colleagues, and we’re committed to building inclusive environments in which our people can thrive.

You’ll also have access to some great benefits including:

• Flexible and generous company pension plan with various company contribution options, up to 8%, that you can change to suit your personal needs
• 24 days holiday plus bank holidays
• Free parking
• Subsidised public transport
• Huge range of company discounts
• 2 volunteering days per year
• Free Virtual GP service, available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
• Care Concierge service

The role

Keeping our baggage systems moving reliably is a big part of keeping London Stansted Airport moving.

As an Baggage System Electrical Mechanical Engineer, you’ll work within our Baggage & Security Engineering operation, carrying out planned, preventative, reactive and corrective maintenance on our AUTOVER and AUTOCa equipment.

You’ll help maximise system availability, respond to breakdowns and use your technical knowledge to keep this critical airport infrastructure operating effectively.

The AUTOVER and AUTOCa system sits at the heart of a £72 million project designed to support the airport’s capacity for up to 40 million passengers a year, so the work you do will make a real difference to our operation.

Your key responsibilities will include:

• Carrying out reactive, preventative and corrective maintenance on AUTOCa carts.
• Supporting AUTOCa recovery during breakdowns and helping minimise operational downtime.
• Taking responsibility for the AUTOVER maintenance area, toolkits and specialist tools.
• Cleaning and maintaining AUTOVER track, sensors and injection points.
• Assessing component condition and helping plan maintenance around operational requirements.
• Monitoring faults, compiling fault trends and estimating component mean time between failures.
• Managing stock levels for items required to complete maintenance activity.
• Working closely with other engineering and operational teams to maintain a safe, reliable baggage operation.

This is an operational environment covering seven days a week, so flexibility will be important.