Maintenance Technician
Rhondda Cynon Taff
£41,000 - £43,500
4 Shift Continental Pattern
Benefits
- Pension
- Private Medical Insurance
- Work Incentives
- Training and Development
An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Maintenance Technician to join a renowned FMCG manufacturing business in the RCT area. Due to expansion, my client is looking to grow their maintenance team. With this, you will become a member of a stable business that supports training and development.
If you are mechanically or electrically biased then consider this position as a chance to develop into different areas to strengthen your skillset as a well-rounded technician.
Do not miss out on this opportunity, apply now!
Roles and Responsibilities
- Supporting both preventative and reactive maintenance on a range of manufacturing equipment.
- Fault finding, repairs, and breakdowns on mechanical and electrical equipment.
- Installing new plant equipment when required.
- Conducting risk assessments.
- Conducting hazard identification.
- Ensuring plant safety in line with company policies and procedures
Skills, Experience and Qualifications
- Completed indentured apprenticeship in relevant engineering trade
- Multi-skilled in mechanical and electrical is desirable but will consider a favoured bias.
- Knowledge of mechanical, electrical and instrumentation systems.
- Ability to read drawings.
- Experience in manufacturing / process plant environment
If you are interested in this position please click 'apply'.
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