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TechNichols Resourcing Ltd is recruiting a Maintenance Engineer (Multi Skilled) to join a small, dedicated team in the Farnborough area. You will undertake planned maintenance, respond to breakdowns and contribute to upgrades and installation projects.
You should have a background in maintenance engineering, be adaptable across mechanical and electrical tasks, and be prepared for training courses to upskill. The role offers a salary of £48k-£50k plus benefits and a friendly team.
Maintenance Engineer, Multi Skilled
Monday to Friday, 7:00am till 4:30pm (7:00am till 12:00pm on Fridays)
48,000 to 50,000 per annum, plus benefits and further training and up-skilling opportunities to be sent away on training courses, 25 days holiday + 8 bank holidays, life assurance and pension (8%)
Commutable from Camberley, Aldershot, Farnham, Guildford and surrounding areas
We are actively recruiting for a Maintenance Engineer to work within a small and well established team and company. You will benefit from opportunities to enhance your learning and growth by taking advantage of the internal and external training on offer, to become a better and more rounded Engineer. It is to work in a small team of 2 Engineers completing planned maintenance, responding to breakdowns and complete various projects and installation work. It is varied, fun and enjoyable.
Ideally with you be multi skilled, minimum split of 80/20.
This is a place where you will be seen, respected and heard. Team fit and attitude is huge! Those wishing to apply must be adaptable and keen to turn their hands to whatever lands on their laps. To help each other and get through problems together as a team and independently.
Responsibilities include undertaking planned maintenance, reacting to breakdowns, delivering equipment upgrades, new installations and infrastructure changes, together with building maintenance as & when required. It is a multi skilled environment, and whilst it is not essential, having someone from an environment where they've supported both would be advantageous.