Job Title: Maintenance Engineer - Electrical Bias
Location: Newcastle
Employment Type: Full-Time, Permanent
Shift Pattern: Monday to Thursday, 7am - 4pm; Friday, 7am - 1pm (40-hour week with evening call-out flexibility required; call-outs paid).
About the Role:
Are you an experienced Maintenance Engineer with an electrical bias? Join our clients dynamic team of Site Maintenance Engineers and play a critical role in ensuring the smooth operation of our facility. Working closely with the Senior Maintenance Engineer, you'll tackle a wide variety of electrical maintenance tasks, helping to minimize machine downtime and driving continuous improvement across operations.

Primary Responsibilities:

* Maintain, troubleshoot, and repair electrical systems, with a key focus on the Paint System and Punch and Press Machines.

* Conduct routine maintenance and respond promptly to breakdowns or faults

* Diagnose issues and ensure timely resolutions to keep equipment running efficiently

* Carry out inspections to ensure the safe and effective operation of key machinery.

Preventative Maintenance:

* Implement and carry out a preventative electrical maintenance program for production and facility systems.

* Proactively ensure the optimal performance of critical equipment.

Electrical Repairs & Installations:

* Perform emergency repairs and resolve unplanned issues.

* Install new electrical components and ensure system functionality post-repair.

Safety & Compliance:

* Maintain a safe working environment by adhering to all safety rules and regulations.

* Ensure compliance with legal and company-specific electrical safety standards.

Qualifications & Skills

* HNC or equivalent in Electrical Engineering.

* Minimum of 2 years' experience in a maintenance role with an electrical bias.

* Proficient in the use of handheld power tools and the ability to read technical 2D drawings.

* Strong verbal and written communication skills.

* Reliable, resilient, and detail-oriented.

* Ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment with shifting priorities