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Shift Maintenance Engineer (Bottling)
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Overview
In this role you will maintain and optimise packaging line equipment to support brewing and bottling output. You’ll work within the packaging team to keep machinery reliable, safe and efficient, minimising downtime through proactive maintenance. You will lead problem-solving activities, including root-cause analysis, and implement countermeasures across the line. This is a hands-on, autonomous role that contributes to safety, quality and cost targets in a high-speed, automated environment.
Pay / Benefits
Annual bonus
Double-matched pension (up to 10%)
32 days’ holiday
Life assurance
Free ciders and beers
Wellbeing support
Responsibilities
Perform corrective and reactive maintenance to address defects and breakdowns
Diagnose and resolve electrical, automation and mechanical faults to minimise downtime
Lead root cause analysis (RCA) and implement countermeasures, including safety and 5S activities
Drive TPM initiatives to eliminate losses and promote lean practices
Plan and coordinate maintenance activities with Maintenance colleagues, Operators and Technicians
Support and guide shop-floor operators, delegating tasks to maintain smooth production
Collaborate with operators on autonomous maintenance tasks and assist shift manager with asset issues
Identify and record non-conformities in the CMMS to support continuous improvement
Maintain high equipment cleanliness and reliability aligned with safety, quality, cost and service
Champion and uphold HSE standards in the working environment
Key requirements
Near/full completion of an Apprenticeship, or Mechanical/Electrical Engineering (HND or NVQ Level 3)
Time served as a Multiskilled Engineer (Electrical Bias)
Experience in a highly automated, safety-critical manufacturing environment
Exposure to high-speed packaging lines (bottling) desirable
Experience with planned maintenance techniques and CMMS
Continuous improvement mindset
Ability to work autonomously
Problem-solving
Autonomy
Collaborative teamwork
Electrical, automation and mechanical fault diagnosis
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