Our client is a specialist and one of the leading FMCG / Manufacturers in the country. Their dedication to customer satisfaction and product innovation makes them a trusted name in the confectionery industry.

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  Diagnose and repair faults across a wide range of equipment, including conveyors, packaging systems, and automated machinery
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  Carry out electrical fault-finding using wiring diagrams, schematics, and diagnostic tools
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  Work on a mix of new and older plant machinery - Factory 1 being over 30 years old alongside recently installed equipment
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  Ensure equipment is operating efficiently and safely with minimal downtime
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  Liaise with Engineering Team Leaders and Coordinators to manage workload and priorities
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  Keep accurate maintenance records in line with company and regulatory standards
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  Support a team culture that values continuous improvement and safety

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  Multi-skilled engineer with proven experience in a manufacturing environment (FMCG preferred, food desirable)
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  Strong electrical skill set including:
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  Fault finding using schematics
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  Working with inverters, sensors, relays, contactors
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  Experience with single and three-phase systems
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  Mechanical knowledge and hands-on ability to support breakdowns and improvements
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  NVQ Level 3 or equivalent in Engineering (Apprenticeship route preferred)
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  Ability to work under pressure, prioritise tasks, and manage reactive scenarios
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  Excellent communication and team collaboration

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  Previous exposure to automated production lines and legacy systems
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  Working knowledge of packaging equipment
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  Basic PLC fault finding or awareness (training can be offered)

• 28 days holiday per year (inclusive of 8 Bank Holidays)
• Additional days off in lieu for working Bank Holidays or Sundays
• 5 days company sick pay (after 2 years'' service)
• Auto-enrolment into the NEST Pension Scheme
• Ongoing support and development opportunities

If you feel that you are a great fit for this role, we''d love to hear from you. Apply now below.