Mechanical Engineer

Verto People; Warminster; On-site; GBP 32,000 - 37,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading engineering manufacturer in the UK is looking for a Mechanical Engineer/ Maintenance Engineer to support servicing and maintenance tasks. The role involves hands-on work with pumping systems and a commitment to learning technical skills in a dynamic environment. Competitive salary and comprehensive training are provided for the right candidate.

Benefits

Company van

Fuel card

Phone and laptop

25 days holiday + bank holidays

Company pension + share scheme

Overtime available

Qualifications

• Practical hands-on experience with mechanical or electrical systems.
• Some exposure to tools, maintenance, or industrial machinery.
• Willingness to learn and develop technical skills.

Responsibilities

• Support servicing and maintenance of pumping systems.
• Assist with fault finding on mechanical systems.
• Carry out planned maintenance to operational standards.
• Learn to replace components like seals and impellers.

Skills

Mechanical experience

Hands-on approach

Problem-solving skills

Reliability

Education

Mechanical or electrical qualification or apprenticeship

Job description

Mechanical Engineer/ Maintenance Engineer / Service Technician required to join a global, market-leading engineering manufacturer. You will be predominantly site‑based near Westbury, with occasional travel to customer sites for emergency breakdowns. You’ll be responsible for assisting with servicing, repair, fault‑finding, and maintenance of specialist mechanical products including pumps, metering, and pipework systems used within the farming and dairy sector. Full product and technical training will be provided.

Package

• £32,000 - £37,000 depending on experience
• Company van
• Fuel card, phone and laptop
• 25 days holiday + bank holidays
• Company pension + share scheme
• Overtime available

Role

• Support the servicing, maintenance, and repair of pumping and fluid transfer systems.
• Assist with fault finding on mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic systems.
• Carry out planned maintenance, testing, and calibration to hygiene and operational standards.
• Learn to replace and rebuild components such as seals, impellers, and drives.
• Maintain accurate service records and manage spare parts.
• Help install and commission new vehicle‑based pumping systems.
• Primarily site‑based near Westbury, with occasional travel to customer sites for emergency breakdowns.

Requirements

• Practical, hands‑on approach with a basic understanding of mechanical or electrical systems.
• Some mechanical experience (through work, college, or hobbies) with tools, maintenance, or industrial machinery.
• Willingness to learn and develop technical mechanical engineering skills — full training provided.
• A mechanical or electrical qualification, apprenticeship, or general engineering interest is advantageous but not essential.
• Reliable, proactive, and eager to progress in a technical role.
• Based within a commutable distance to Westbury, with flexibility to travel occasionally for breakdown support.