In this Utilities Maintenance Shift Engineer role, you ensure safe, reliable operation of site utility systems and equipment. You perform planned maintenance, diagnose faults, and drive improvements to maximise uptime and energy efficiency. You will work in a GMP-regulated environment, collaborating with production, contractors, and projects to sustain operational excellence. The position supports SDLC-like reliability goals across a Swindon site with a strong safety, quality, and customer-focus culture. This is a hands-on role with a clear impact on product quality and site performance.
Pay / Benefits
site performance bonus
pension scheme matching up to 8%
life assurance
generous holiday entitlement with tenure progression
Cycle to Work Scheme
Electric Vehicle car scheme
Responsibilities
Deliver planned preventative maintenance on utility systems and plant equipment
Diagnose faults quickly and respond to breakdowns
Drive continuous improvement to maximise reliability, uptime, product quality, and energy efficiency
Provide technical expertise within a GMP environment
Ensure compliance with health, safety, quality, environmental, and regulatory requirements
Collaborate with production teams, contractors, and project teams to implement improvements
Key requirements
Proven engineering experience in a maintenance or utilities environment
Completed a recognised relevant apprenticeship or equivalent Mechanical or Electrical qualification
Strong fault-finding and problem-solving skills
Ability to read engineering drawings and technical documentation
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