Contact Stirling Warrington
Stirling Warrington
Maintenance Engineer
Staffordshire
Contact Stirling Warrington
- Hours
- Full Time
- Posted
- 5 days ago
- Salary
- 62000.00 - 63000.00 GBP Annual
- Recruiter
- Stirling Warrington
- Closes
- 03 Dec 2026
- Course
- No
- Recruiter Type
- Direct Employer
- Contract Type
- Permanent
Description
Maintenance Engineer
Wolverhampton
GBP62,400
4on/4off Permanent Nights
My client in 2024 was included in the Sunday Times list as one of the UK's top 100 fastest-growing private firms.
They have just gone through a huge expansion, doubling their product output and revenue whilst installing 3 brand new lines. This is an exceptional opportunity to join a stable, growing business part of the FMCG sector. They are looking for multiple maintenance engineers, ideally from FMCG. Ideally, you will have experience on some of the following: conveyors, packaging machines, case packers, pallet wrappers, shrink wrappers or any machinery associated with the fmcg industry. They would also look at maintenance engineers from a different industry. In a climate where things are unstable in certain sectors, this is a business that is thriving and offer that stability over the next 5 years.
Benefits for the maintenance engineer:
Incredibly stake sectorOvertime available realistic earnings GBP70,000Full training for one month on days before going onto continentalsPart of a great culture, everyone gets onClean environmentGrowth and progression opportunities within the business
Experience required for the maintenance engineer:3 years working as a maintenance engineer within manufacturingIdeally level 3 and apprenticeship served but would look at experience as wellIf mechanical experience with bearings, gearboxes, pneumatics, belts, chains, drives etc.If electrical experience with sensors, contactors, relays, panels etc. PLC faut finding advantageousINDJONNY
Ad ID: 5419298441
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