Maintenance Assistant Engineer
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An excellent opportunity to join a Global Engineering Automation Leader; our client has been established for over 150 years.
10% Pension, 23 Days Holiday, 6x Salary Life Insurance, Overtime, Certified Training, Career Progression, plus many more benefits...
OTE £43,000
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Career Development - Maintenance Assistant Engineer
Our client is here to support you for the entirety of your career.
From comprehensive training to support you in succeeding in your role through technical training, qualified certifications, and a progressive career, our goal is to help you grow and advance your career.
Maintenance Assistant Engineer
- Work experience in a manufacturing, production, or FMCG environment. xgikmsk
- Basic work within an electrical or mechanical environment
- To carry out an initial response to our automation equipment
- Prioritise basic system faults
- Support and assist Engineers with equipment servicing
- Compliant with Health & Safety legislation.
- Assist with the resolution of any equipment faults – Mechanical/Electrical
- The Assistant Maintenance Engineer will support the continual improvement of the site Knowledge - Maintenance Assistant Engineer
- Ability to read and understand basic drawings and instructions
- Have a logical approach to fault-finding and resolution Qualifications NVQ 2 or 3, or an Apprenticeship in engineering (mechanical or electrical)...
Maintenance Assistant Engineer in Kirby Muxloe employer: NPR Recruit
Join a leading Global Market Engineering firm as a Field Maintenance Engineer, where you will benefit from a supportive work culture that prioritises employee growth and development. With excellent benefits including a competitive salary, generous holiday allowance, and comprehensive training, this home-based role in the Midlands offers a unique opportunity to thrive in a dynamic environment while enjoying the flexibility of a mobile position.
