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A leading manufacturer in South Wales is seeking two Mechanical Maintenance Technicians to ensure equipment reliability across production lines. This role offers a starting salary of £41,000 with progression up to £45,000, along with shift allowance and bonuses. Ideal candidates will have NVQ Level 3 in Mechanical Engineering and hands-on mechanical experience. Join an organization that invests in training and career development.
Mechanical Maintenance Technician
Location: South Wales
Salary: £41,000 rising to £45,000 + Shift Allowance + Premium Overtime + Bonuses
Hours: Monday to Friday - 3-Shift Pattern (Earliest / Afternoons / Nights)
Contract: Full Time, Permanent
Adeptus are proud to partner with a leading international FMCG manufacturer, recently recognised as a “Great Place to Work” — the only manufacturer in Wales to earn this award!
This is a modern, high-technology engineering environment offering real opportunity for growth, training, and long-term progression. You'll work alongside a skilled maintenance team, gain exposure to advanced automation systems, and receive ongoing OEM training both in the UK and abroad.
We're now seeking two Mechanical Maintenance Technicians to join the team as the business continues to expand.
As a Mechanical Maintenance Technician, you'll play a key role in ensuring equipment reliability and uptime across fast-paced production lines.
Key responsibilities include:
We're open to candidates with a range of experience — whether you're already an established Maintenance Technician or an ambitious engineer ready to take the next step.
If you're looking to develop your career in mechanical maintenance with a globally respected manufacturer that invests heavily in its people — apply today
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