Frequently Asked Questions
What are the main responsibilities of the Multi-Skilled Maintenance Engineer?
The primary responsibilities include performing both reactive and pre-planned maintenance on various types of machinery such as grading machines, pumps, hydraulics, pneumatics and electrical systems. This involves fault finding, machine improvements and reporting to the engineering and site services managers.
What qualifications are required for this role?
While specific qualifications can vary, a basic engineering qualification is essential. Beneficial qualifications include an electrical apprenticeship, NVQ or BTEC levels 1, 2 or 3. Relevant experience in mechanical and electrical maintenance is also required.
What kind of experience is ideal for this position?
Experience in FMCG (Fast-Moving Consumer Goods) or manufacturing environments is ideal. Fundamental experience in mechanical and electrical maintenance is also important, although on-the-job training will be provided.
What training will be provided?
On-the-job training is provided and successful candidates will also have the opportunity to attend NVQ courses in Mechanical or Electrical engineering to further develop their skills.
What are the working hours and shift patterns?
The role involves a shift pattern of four days on, four days off, alternating between 12-hour day shifts (6 a.m. – 6 p.m.) and 12-hour night shifts.
What is the salary for this position?
The salary for the Multi-Skilled Maintenance Engineer role is up to £38,700 per year.
What additional benefits are offered?
Benefits include an extra day of holiday for perfect attendance, discounts on gadgets, a cycle-to-work scheme, a government pension scheme with personal contributions of 3% – 5%, free parking and opportunities for overtime earnings.
Is there support for career development?
Yes, there are substantial opportunities for career growth, including potential promotions to roles such as team leader or supervisor. The company also funds external training courses to support professional development.