Are you a Multiskilled Maintenance Engineer with a background in manufacturing or production? Are you looking for a stable days-only role with a great salary and a clear shift pattern?

We're recruiting for a skilled and reliable Maintenance Engineer to join a fast-paced manufacturing business, working just three 12-hour day shifts per week. Whether you're mechanically biased (60/40) or more electrically biased (up to 80/20), we'd love to hear from you.

The Maintenance Engineering role:

* Carrying out both planned and reactive maintenance on production equipment

* Fault finding on PLC-controlled machinery (no programming required, just diagnostics)

* Responding quickly to breakdowns and keeping downtime to a minimum

* Supporting continuous improvement and reliability initiatives across the site

* Working proactively to ensure the smooth running of production

The Successful Maintenance Engineer:

* A strong engineering background within a manufacturing or production environment

* A genuinely multiskilled approach - mechanical bias with solid electrical knowledge, or vice versa

* Confident with PLC fault finding (Siemens, Allen Bradley or similar)

* A Maintenance engineer who can diagnose issues within Inverters, drives and mechanical systems.

* Someone who thrives in a fast-paced, high-output environment

* Relevant engineering qualifications (Apprenticeship, HNC, City & Guilds or similar)

What's in it for you?

* £48,000 salary for just 36 hours a week over three days.

* Days only - no nights, no rotating shifts and a great shift for childcare.

* Stable, long-term role with a successful and growing manufacturer

* Flexibility around the mid-week shift if needed

* Supportive team culture and a business that values its engineers

Shifts:

Saturday, Sunday & Wednesday - 6am to 6pm (36 hours) (Wednesday can be flexible for the right person)

Apply now to secure a role that gives you a great work-life balance, a competitive salary, and the chance to be part of a busy, technically interesting production environment