Maintenance Engineer (PM/TPM) – Industrial Presses

ITW Construction Products (UK & Nordics); Glenrothes; On-site; GBP 35,000 - 45,000; Full time

Job summary

ITW Construction – Offsite Europe is seeking a Maintenance Engineer to join the production team in Glenrothes, Scotland. The role focuses on planned and preventative maintenance of site equipment, supporting troubleshooting of quality issues, and working with toolmakers to maintain production efficiency.

The successful candidate will join a collaborative, safety‑focused team and contribute to continuous improvement initiatives within a large multinational organisation.

Qualifications

• This role requires a high level of accuracy.
• Knowledge of power press and progressive die stamping operations preferred.
• Strong proven experience in working in a heavy industrial environment.
• Interest in engineering, mechanical, programming and/or metalwork.
• Technical, practical, and mathematical skills.
• Effective communication skills.
• Experience working alongside contractors.
• Experience with preventative planned maintenance and TPM systems.
• Motivated individual who is flexible and willing to learn continuous best practices.
• Ability to demonstrate initiative and positive attitude.

Responsibilities

• Carrying out general maintenance, installations, and repairs to all equipment on site (planned and preventative).
• Liaise with production/toolroom teams to prioritise repairs and inform progress.
• Work with mechanical resource, including toolmakers and fitters.
• Provide support during breakdowns and troubleshoot quality issues.
• Assist third party contractors and coordinate with CI Manager on site projects.
• Occasional overtime call-out duties when required.

Skills

Accuracy

Press operations

Maintenance planning

Communication

Contractor liaison

TPM systems

Education

Higher / Advanced Highers / HNC/HND

Tools

TPM tools

Job description

ITW Construction – Offsite Europe is seeking a Maintenance Engineer to join the production team in Glenrothes, Scotland. The role focuses on planned and preventative maintenance of site equipment, supporting troubleshooting of quality issues, and working with toolmakers to maintain production efficiency.

The successful candidate will join a collaborative, safety‑focused team and contribute to continuous improvement initiatives within a large multinational organisation.