Maintenance Engineer

Key Accountabilities

Carry out inspection and preventative maintenance of key equipment in line with the Kingfisher Certified Utilities register and LBB management control procedures.

Performing routine machinery inspections and maintenance tasks.
Diagnosing and repairing equipment breakdowns and malfunctions.
Supporting the installation of new machinery and equipment.
Ensuring compliance with all health and safety regulations.

Understanding of heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems.
General Facilities maintenance.
Plumbing, pipe fitting, compressed air systems.
Hydraulic and pneumatic systems; fitting, fault finding & repair
Mechanical fault finding and repair of pumps, compressors, fans & rotating machinery.
Safe systems of work; permit systems & risk assessments

Providing input into the development of preventative maintenance strategies.
Documenting all maintenance work for record-keeping purposes.
Collaborating with engineering and manufacturing teams to optimise performance.
Contributing to continuous improvement initiatives within the department.
Carry out routine maintenance work (reactive and PPMs) on machine tool equipment.
Maintenance of machines within the manufacturing cell, which includes CNC machinery (e.g. grinding, milling and turning machines).

Produce monthly reports for senior management, summarising key action points for maintenance and service work.
Undertake any additional, reasonable and appropriate duties as required from time-to-time, taking into account relevant qualifications, knowledge and experience.
This role may be required to undertake out of hours working as necessary for emergency call-outs and planned production management activities.

Expertise

Mechanical maintenance qualification and experience in electrical maintenance.
Experience working on control panels emergency stops circuits and 415 motors.
Experience with Inspection and testing 2391 (a benefit but not essential).
Experience of machine tool service and maintenance techniques.
A strong understanding of CNC metal cutting machinery of varying ages.
Ability to deal with conflicting manufacturing requirements speedily, devising  repair schedules to resolve machine breakdowns.

Trained and licenced for the use of access equipment, scaffold towers, fork lift trucks (preferably PASMA/PAL certified and fork lift licence holder).
PAT Testing Qualification City & Guilds 2377 – Inspection and Testing of Electrical Equipment.

Ideally be trained to the latest 17th edition wiring regulations (a benefit, not essential).

Able to adapt to continuously changing priorities in a time-led production  environment.
An awareness of PUWER, LOLER and COSHH.
Preferably you will have a forklift licence and PA test C&G 2377.

Why join us?

Collaborative and inclusive environment where every contribution is valved.
Continuous learning and professional development to help you thrive.
A culture that empowers initiative, creativity, and meaningful change.

How to Apply

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Please note that we will review candidates as applications are received, this vacancy may close earlier than the advertised closing date if a suitable candidate is found