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Hireful Ltd in Nantwich is seeking an electrically biased Maintenance Engineer to maintain production lines, perform planned maintenance, and fix faults across PLC-controlled equipment, conveyors and packaging systems.
You'll cover nights (Sun–Thu, 10pm–6am) with potential day work initially to speed up onboarding. Enjoy competitive pay, great benefits, and clear career progression within a busy manufacturing group.
Salary:up to £55k base + great benefits
Location:Nantwich, Cheshire – Good commutes from Chester, Tarporley, Crewe, Winsford, Sandbach, Whitchurch, Northwich, Stoke-on-Trent
Hours:Nights (Sunday to Thursday 10pm – 6am)
You may need to work days at the start of your tenure to get you up to speed
Are you an electrically biased Maintenance Engineer or Multi-skilled Maintenance Engineer who thrives on fault-finding, fixing problems and keeping production running? Join a busy manufacturing facility and play a vital role in maintaining the machinery that produces high-quality animal feed for farmers across the UK.
You’ll take ownership of planned preventative maintenance and reactive breakdowns, working with everything from motors, drives and PLC-controlled systems to conveyors, pellet presses and automated packaging equipment. With a strong electrical focus and solid mechanical skills, you’ll help maximise reliability, minimise downtime and drive continuous improvement.
You’ll also have access to exciting career progression opportunities across a wider group of three established businesses, giving you the chance to develop your skills and build a long-term career.
You’ll hold an NVQ Level 3, City & Guilds, BTEC or equivalent engineering qualification, with proven maintenance experience in manufacturing, FMCG, agriculture, food production or a similar process environment. Strong electrical fault-finding skills, experience with PLC-controlled machinery is a desirable skill and the confidence to work independently on nights is essential. Mechanical expertise, a safety-first mindset and a passion for continuous improvement would be great.