Maintenance Engineer
Maintenance Engineer - FMCG Location - West Yorkshire Salary - £51,500 to £56,000 Shift Pattern - PANAMA Nights We are partnering with a well-renowned client within the FMCG industry who are recruiting for a Maintenance Engineer to join their team in West Yorkshire. This is an exciting opportunity to join a fast-paced manufacturing environment, playing a key role in ensuring the continued efficiency and reliability of production operations. The Role: As a Multi-Skilled Maintenance Engineer, you will be instrumental in maintaining and improving the performance of machinery across a busy manufacturing site. This is a hands-on position requiring strong technical ability, attention to detail, and a proactive mindset. Key Responsibilities: Conduct preventative, and reactive maintenance; swiftly assessing and resolving faults to minimise disruption to operations. Support smooth production flow by setting up machinery efficiently and fine-tuning systems during product or format changes. Work cross-functionally with production and technical teams to drive engineering-based enhancements to workflows and output. Oversee equipment performance and calibration to ensure products meet quality and compliance standards. Use of a CMMS system to maintain clear documentation of engineering activities, ensuring all service records, work logs, and part usage are up to date.Requirements: Previous experience within the FMCG sector A Level 3 Qualification in Mechanical/Electrical Engineering (e.g. ONC , BTEC Level etc) Experience in a similar role, such as (maintenance technician, engineering technician, electrical maintenance engineer or shift technician) 17th Edition qualification would be desirable Solid understanding of both mechanical and electrical maintenance practices, with the ability to read technical drawings and schematics. Competent in using CMMS (Computerised Maintenance Management Systems) for logging and managing maintenance tasks. Skilled in root cause analysis and implementing long-term corrective actions to prevent recurring faults.Should this be of interest, please reach out to (url removed) or call (phone number removed) for more information