Maintenance Engineer

Maintenance Engineer - Electrical Bias
49,000 + Benefits
Wisbech
Shift pattern:

• Sunday: 07:00 - 15:30
• Monday to Thursday: 06:00 - 14:30

Are you a Maintenance Engineer looking for a role where you're part of a team rather than just another number?

This is a great opportunity to join a small, friendly engineering team at a well-established food manufacturing site in Wisbech. The site is clean, well-run, and offers a good working environment where engineers are trusted to get on with the job and make a real difference.

The business is looking for an electrically biased Maintenance Engineer to support the smooth running of production equipment, carry out preventative maintenance, and keep downtime to a minimum.

Shift pattern:

• Sunday: 07:00 - 15:30
• Monday to Thursday: 06:00 - 14:30

A consistent day-based shift pattern with no nights and no rotating shifts.

The role will involve:

• Responding to breakdowns and production issues
• Electrical fault finding, repairs, and installations
• Carrying out planned preventative maintenance
• Maintaining factory machinery, equipment, and site services
• Completing engineering work requests and maintenance records
• Supporting contractors when required
• Ensuring high standards of safety, hygiene, and housekeeping are maintained

What we're looking for:

• Time-served Maintenance Engineer
• Electrical bias with strong fault-finding skills
• Mechanical and electrical engineering background
• Previous manufacturing maintenance experience
• A proactive, hands-on approach
• Ability to work well within a small engineering team

Why consider this role?

• 49,000 salary
• Stable Sunday-Thursday day shift
• Small, supportive engineering team
• Clean and well-managed manufacturing environment
• Long-term opportunity with a business that values its engineers

A great opportunity for an engineer who wants a steady role, good working hours, and a team environment where their skills are appreciated.

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