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A Lead Maintenance Engineer position is being recruited by A259 Recruitment for a global manufacturing group operating in the aerospace, defence and nuclear sectors in the UK. The role focuses on keeping plant running, preventative maintenance and reliability improvements across foundry and machine shop facilities.
The job requires a minimum of 5 years' maintenance experience in an industrial environment with a mechanical bias; electrical qualifications are advantageous.
Salary £50,000 to £60,000 DOE
This is a fantastic opportunity to join a leading global manufacturer of castings for the aerospace, defence and nuclear industries.
Our client now requires a qualified Maintenance Engineer with a minimum of 5 years plant maintenance experience, gained ideally within an industrial environment. The successful candidate will be playing a vital role in the manufacture of products for the aerospace, defence and nuclear industries for the UK. The company has heavily invested in advanced manufacturing plant and equipment, making it an excellent workplace environment, giving opportunities to develop new skills and experience.
You will be responsible for the continuous running of equipment and machinery within the manufacturing units within the foundry and machine shop. You will oversee routine maintenance of plant and organise repairs of pumps, motors, pneumatic, hydraulic and other equipment as required. This is a mechanically biased role, but knowledge and electrical qualifications would be advantageous. Your role is vital to the efficiency, development and progress of manufacturing output and control of product through the business. Your objective will be to improve production facilities, reduce the incidence of costly breakdowns and develop strategies to improve the reliability and safety of plant. The role is hands‑on and requires an expert mechanical aptitude, flexibility, common sense, with ancillary skills such as welding being an advantage.
Working Days and Hours: Monday to Friday, 0700 to 1530. (Weekend work may be required if essential work has to be undertaken)