Maintenance Engineer
Mechanical Engineer - New Production Projects£48,000 + Bonus + Excellent Benefits | Milton Keynes | 4 on 4 off Days & NightsIf you enjoy projects, problem-solving and getting involved before production starts, this could be an excellent opportunity to develop your engineering career.You'll join a business that genuinely invests in training, development and progression, with the opportunity to work on new production projects from installation through to commissioning and full production.Rather than simply maintaining existing machinery, you'll be involved in bringing new equipment online, solving problems and improving reliability from day one.The Package£46,000 starting salary£2,132 annual night shift allowancePerformance-related bonusCompany pension schemePersonal health planShopping and gym membership discountsCompany sick payIncome protection planLife assurance, subject to length of serviceExcellent training and development opportunitiesGenuine opportunities for progressionShift Pattern4 on, 4 off rotating days and nights06:00-18:0018:00-06:00Small variations may occur depending on operational requirements.The RoleYou'll play a key role in bringing new production equipment online and ensuring it performs reliably from day one.Your responsibilities will include:Installing and commissioning new machinerySupporting equipment testing and start-upMechanical fault finding and problem solvingWorking alongside specialist engineers and suppliersIdentifying improvements during commissioningSupporting the transition from project phase into full productionImproving equipment reliability and performanceYou'll gain exposure to new machinery, commissioning, projects and automation, alongside your core mechanical engineering responsibilities.What We're Looking ForMechanical engineering experience within manufacturingStrong fault-finding and maintenance skillsExperience with production machinery and automated equipmentA proactive approach to problem solvingGood communication and teamwork skillsFood manufacturing experience would be advantageous but isn't essential.Additional qualifications such as electrical competency, IPAF or FLT licences would be beneficial, although training can be provided.Why Consider It?The real attraction here is development.You'll be involved in projects from an early stage, giving you the chance to understand new equipment, work with specialist suppliers and help shape how machinery performs once it enters production.The company also has a strong focus on training and progression, making this a great opportunity for an engineer who wants to broaden their technical skills and build towards the next stage of their career.If you're looking for a role where you can learn, work on projects and progress, rather than simply maintain the same equipment every shift, this is well worth considering.Interested?Contact Jake Tebbutt-Gilbert at
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