Maintenance Engineer in Hull

An exclusive vacancy has become available to join a prestigious food manufacturing company working 4 on 4 off days and nights. Additional to a salary of £40,000 - £50,000 per annum, you will be offered a fantastic benefits package including 33 days annual leave, overtime paid at time and a half and 8% employee / 8% employer pension to name a few. Alongside these benefits, you will be able to upskill yourself and undergo additional training and qualifications to further develop your career as a Maintenance Engineer.This multi-site food manufacturer is ever-growing with this role being based at their site in Hull, East Yorkshire. The high-quality produce manufactured at their various sites is distributed across the major supermarkets in the UK and due to their deep roots in British farming, this well-established company has ties with local and UK-wide farmers creating a strong relationship within the community.Roles and Responsibilities as a Maintenance Engineer:Daily repairs and maintenance of fast-moving food manufacturing machineryIdentifying areas for continuous improvementsCovering both reactive and planned maintenance across the siteFault finding and using root cause analysisEffectively using the PPM system and updating and keeping to the maintenance scheduleI am keen to see CVs from individuals who have:A relevant qualification such as a City & Guilds Level 3, NVQ Level 3 or BTEC Level 3 (Apprenticeship), in either Electrical or Mechanical Engineering.Experience within a manufacturing environment, especially in Food or FMCG manufacturing as this would be very beneficial.Previously worked as a Multi Skilled Engineer, Maintenance Engineer, Electrical Engineer, Multi-Skilled Technician etc.Benefits included as a Maintenance Engineer:Overtime paid at time and a half8% employer, 8% employee pension.33 days annual leave2 x life insuranceSubsidised canteenFree onsite parkingIf you would like to find out more, please click apply or call Megan Hepworth at E3 Recruitment on (phone number removed)