Utilities & Facilities Engineer

Recruit4staff; Wrexham; In loco; GBP 48.000 - 59.000; Tempo pieno

Vantaggi offerti da questo lavoro

Enhanced pension

25 days holiday

Private medical insurance

Optional dental cover

Health and wellbeing benefits

Discretionary bonus

Descrizione del lavoro

Recruit4staff are representing an award-winning manufacturing business in their search for a Utilities & Facilities Engineer to work in North Wales. The role is permanent with a salary up to £58,800 per annum and includes enhanced pension, private medical insurance and other benefits.

The Utilities & Facilities Engineer will lead the site’s utilities and facilities systems, monitor performance, investigate faults and drive reliability improvements across steam, compressed air, refrigeration,

Competenze

• Experience as Utilities & Facilities Engineer or in facilities, utilities or site services in manufacturing.
• Knowledge of steam, compressed air, HVAC, refrigeration, ventilation and purified water systems.
• Strong fault-finding and problem-solving skills.
• Experience supporting maintenance and reliability improvement activities.
• Excellent communication across departments and with external contractors.
• Understanding of health, safety and engineering compliance requirements.
• Time served in Mechanical, Electrical or Refrigeration Engineering.
• Degree, HNC or recognised apprenticeship in a relevant engineering discipline.

Mansioni

• Lead the site's utilities and facilities systems to ensure safe, reliable operation.
• Monitor system performance and investigate faults across steam, air, HVAC and water systems.
• Support maintenance activities, drive reliability improvements and lead root cause investigations.

Conoscenze

Utilities systems

Fault-finding

Maintenance support

Cross-functional

Health & safety

Formazione

Degree/HNC/Apprenticeship

Descrizione del lavoro

Recruit4staff are representing an award-winning manufacturing business in their search for a Utilities & Facilities Engineer to work in North Wales

• Pay: Up to £58,800 per annum (inclusive of SA)
• Hours of Work: Monday to Friday, day shifts. Flexibility is required to meet business needs, as this role operates under an annualised hours contract.
• Duration: Permanent
• Benefits: Enhanced pension, 25 days holiday, private medical insurance, optional dental cover, health and wellbeing benefits, discretionary bonus

Job Role: As a Utilities & Facilities Engineer, you will be the technical lead for the site's utilities and facilities systems, ensuring critical services operate safely, reliably and efficiently. The Utilities & Facilities Engineer will monitor system performance, investigate faults and support maintenance activities across steam, compressed air, refrigeration, ventilation, HVAC and purified water systems. Working closely with engineering, production and external contractors, the Utilities & Facilities Engineer will drive reliability improvements, support equipment installations, contribute to continuous improvement projects and lead root cause investigations to prevent repeat equipment failures.

Essential Skills, Experience, or Qualifications:

• Experience working as a Utilities & Facilities Engineer or within facilities, utilities, or site services in a manufacturing environment
• Knowledge of steam, compressed air, HVAC, refrigeration, ventilation and purified water systems
• Strong fault-finding and problem-solving skills
• Experience supporting maintenance and reliability improvement activities
• Excellent communication skills with the ability to work across departments and with external contractors
• Understanding of health, safety and engineering compliance requirements
• Time served in Mechanical, Electrical or Refrigeration Engineering
• Degree, HNC or recognised apprenticeship in a relevant engineering discipline

Advantageous Skills, Experience, or Qualifications

• GMP-regulated manufacturing experience
• Experience supporting capital projects, commissioning or equipment upgrades
• Knowledge of reliability improvement methodologies and root cause analysis
• Continuous improvement experience such as Lean or Six Sigma
• Professional engineering membership or working towards Chartered status
• Previous experience as a Utilities & Facilities Engineer supporting critical utilities systems

Additional Information

• Excellent opportunity for an experienced Utilities & Facilities Engineer to support critical manufacturing infrastructure
• Work on reliability improvements, capital projects and continuous improvement initiatives
• Collaborate with engineering, production and specialist contractors across the site

Commutable From:

Wrexham, Chester, Oswestry, Deeside, Liverpool, Wirral, Runcorn, Warrington

Similar Job Titles:

Facilities Engineer, Utilities Engineer, Site Services Engineer, Utilities Manager, Facilities Manager, Reliability Engineer, Maintenance Engineer, Building Services Engineer, Asset Engineer, Utilities Technical Specialist