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A leading textile manufacturer in Bridgwater is seeking a Carding Maintenance Engineer to optimize and maintain their carding machinery. The role involves hands-on repair and fault diagnosis to ensure stable production. Ideal candidates should have extensive experience with carding machinery and NVQ Level 3 in Mechanical Engineering. This position offers a salary of up to £60,000, plus relocation support, attractive holidays, and a secure work environment.
Carding Maintenance Engineer
Shifts : Days (M - F) or Shift Based considered
Salary : Up to £60,000 (+ up to £8,000 relocation support)
Somerset
Are you a time-served mechanical engineer with hands‑on carding experience? Do you understand fibre behaviour, machine tolerances and the fine adjustments needed to keep carding lines running smoothly?
Yolk Recruitment are supporting a rapidly growing textile manufacturer who have increased turnover by more than 150% in five years. With continued investment across the site, they're looking for a Carding Maintenance Engineer to take ownership of carding machinery performance, reliability and quality.
This is a rare opportunity to relocate to the South West and join a specialist process‑driven manufacturer where your carding experience genuinely matters.
You'll be responsible for maintaining, repairing and optimising a range of carding machinery and fibre‑processing equipment. Your work will ensure stable production, consistent web formation and minimal downtime.
If this sounds like the right fit, I'd love to hear from you. Please get in touch today with engineering specialist recruiter Liam Reid.
Apply with your CV - and feel free to include a short note about your experience with carding machinery. We also offer a referral scheme if you know someone suitable.
Please note : due to the high volume of applications, we may not be able to contact everyone. If you haven't heard back within 7 days, please assume you have not been shortlisted on this occasion.