Electrical Maintenance Engineer - 4 on/4 off Day/Night Shift

Marshalls; Keele; On-site; GBP 47,000 - 63,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

26 days holiday

Healthcare Cash Plan

Pension scheme 15%

Cycle to Work

Life Assurance

Share Purchase Scheme

Job summary

Marshalls plc is seeking an Electrical Maintenance Engineer for our Keele site on a continental 4 on 4 off shift (6:30am–6:30pm). You’ll drive uptime by fault finding on electrical/electronic control systems and maintain hydraulic, pneumatic and mechanical equipment in a busy production environment.

The role covers planned and reactive maintenance with a strong emphasis on safety, compliance with environmental and health and safety standards, and effective communication with maintenance and

Qualifications

• Apprentice trained in a similar position
• Electrical qualifications (C&G 2320 P1 & P2, ONC, NVQ 3, 18th Edition) desirable
• Good understanding of health, safety and regulatory requirements
• Hands-on practical engineering approach
• Experience in electrical fault finding and routine maintenance
• Ability to diagnose maintenance problems and provide plant information
• Excellent communication with maintenance and production teams
• PLC and VSD knowledge is advantageous
• Experience with mechanical fitting, hydraulics and pneumatics advantageous

Responsibilities

• Ensure continuous production by reducing downtime
• Fault finding and maintenance of electrical/electronic systems
• Maintain equipment including hydraulic and pneumatic systems
• Carry out planned and reactive maintenance on site
• Work on a 4 on 4 off shift pattern covering days and nights

Skills

Electrical fault finding

PLC & VSD knowledge

Mechanical fitting

Hydraulics & pneumatics

Apprentice trained

Health & safety awareness

Education

C&G 2320 P1/P2

ONC/NVQ 3

18th Edition

Tools

Marshalling PLCs

VSD drive software

Job description

Marshalls plc is seeking an Electrical Maintenance Engineer for our Keele site on a continental 4 on 4 off shift (6:30am–6:30pm). You’ll drive uptime by fault finding on electrical/electronic control systems and maintain hydraulic, pneumatic and mechanical equipment in a busy production environment.

The role covers planned and reactive maintenance with a strong emphasis on safety, compliance with environmental and health and safety standards, and effective communication with maintenance and