Multiskilled Maintenance Engineer – Electrical & Mechanical (Overtime/Bonus)

Woodlands Home & Garden Group

Leeds

On-site

GBP 35,000 - 48,000

Full time

32 hours ago

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Benefits offered by this job

Overtime opportunities

Annual bonus

Holiday Purchase Scheme

Cycle to Work Scheme

Employee Assistance Programme

Company workwear

On-site canteen

Training and development opportunities

Varied role

Job summary

Woodlands Home & Garden Group is seeking a Multiskilled Maintenance Engineer (Electrical bias) based at our Rodley site in Leeds with occasional travel to other sites. You will perform hands-on electrical and mechanical maintenance, respond to breakdowns and carry out planned servicing to keep production running smoothly.

The role offers 40 hours per week, Monday to Friday, with overtime and out-of-hours support.

Qualifications

A relevant Level 3 electrical or electrotechnical qualification, or equivalent experience and competence.
Strong electrical and mechanical maintenance experience.
Experience working in manufacturing, engineering or another industrial environment.
The ability to diagnose faults using electrical drawings and test equipment.
Practical knowledge of motors, drives, control circuits and mechanical components.
A sensible and safety-focused approach.
The ability to stay calm and communicate clearly during breakdowns.
A full UK driving licence and willingness to travel between our sites when needed.
Experience with PLCs, HMIs, VSDs, CNC equipment, pneumatics, hydraulics, welding, fabrication or woodworking machinery would be helpful, but we do not expect one person to be an expert in everything.

Responsibilities

Finding and repairing electrical and mechanical faults.
Responding to breakdowns and getting equipment running safely.
Completing planned maintenance, inspections and servicing.
Maintaining motors, drives, sensors, control panels, pneumatics and hydraulics.
Supporting the installation, movement and commissioning of equipment.
Looking into repeat faults and helping us find permanent solutions.
Keeping clear records of repairs, maintenance and outstanding actions.
Working with production teams to plan maintenance and minimise disruption.
Liaising with contractors, insurers and specialist engineers when required.
Helping us manage critical spare parts.
Supporting planned shutdowns and agreed out-of-hours breakdown cover.
Sharing practical knowledge with operators and trainees.
You could be working on timber and woodworking machinery, window and door fabrication equipment, electrical controls, compressed air, extraction systems and other production equipment.