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The Sterling Choice is seeking a multi-skilled Site Services Engineer in Sheffield. You will own the site services function, maintaining utilities, air handling equipment and electrical systems to keep the site running safely and efficiently.
You’ll work Monday–Friday on a diverse site with opportunities to lead improvements, develop skills and grow within a well-established manufacturing environment.
£50,000 | Monday–Friday | Bonus | Excellent Benefits
If you’re a multi-skilled engineer with a strong electrical bias and fancy stepping into a role where you’ll have real ownership of the site services function, this could be worth a look.
We’re working with a well-established food manufacturer in Sheffield that is investing heavily in its people, its facilities and its site. They’re now looking for a Site Services Engineer to work closely with the Site Services Lead, helping to keep the wider site infrastructure running safely, reliably and efficiently.
You’ll have a varied role covering the site’s utilities, facilities and engineering infrastructure. One day you could be fault-finding on a compressor, the next working on air handling equipment or supporting improvements to the site's utilities.
Your responsibilities will include:
You’ll need to be a multi-skilled engineer with an electrical bias, ideally with experience working across utilities, facilities or site services within a manufacturing environment.
You don’t need to have worked in food manufacturing before — the key thing is having the right engineering fundamentals and being comfortable working across a varied site.
We’re looking for someone who is:
This is a business with a genuinely good culture. They invest in their people, provide opportunities to develop and give their engineering team the support and resources they need to do a good job.
You’ll also get:
If you’re an electrically biased Maintenance Engineer who enjoys variety and wants to move into a Site Services-focused role with a business that actually invests in its people, this could be a very good next step