Multi-Skilled Engineer

Overview

Multi-Skilled Crane Engineer role with RHC Lifting Limited, part of the WH Scott Group. The company is a market leader in lifting equipment and delivers innovative solutions and service across the South East.

As part of the WH Scott Group, we are seeking highly skilled and motivated Multi-Skilled / Maintenance Engineers to join our dynamic team.

Responsibilities

• Attend breakdowns, perform servicing, testing, and commissioning of overhead gantry cranes and associated lifting equipment.
• Support the installation of lifting equipment for a variety of customers across the South East.
• Work with electrical and mechanical systems to ensure the highest quality of maintenance and service.

Qualifications & Experience

• Proven experience in preventative maintenance and repairs on industrial equipment, including fault diagnosis and troubleshooting.
• Electrical engineering expertise with a solid understanding of three-phase control systems.
• Mechanical experience with medium to large motors, electro-mechanical brakes, and reduction gearboxes.
• Familiarity with PLCs and inverter control systems (desirable but not essential).
• A valid driving license and a willingness to travel (approximately 25% travel required).

Benefits & Schedule

• Competitive salary starting from £35,000/year (dependent on experience).
• 20 days annual leave, plus company pension and life insurance.
• Enhanced paternity leave.
• Free on-site parking and company uniform with PPE provided.
• Overtime opportunities and on-call rota for reactive breakdowns.
• Opportunities to work with a leading company in a dynamic and innovative industry.

Schedule

• Monday to Friday (40 hours per week).
• Overtime opportunities.
• Weekend availability as needed.

How to Apply

If you are a dedicated professional with the skills and motivation to thrive in this role, apply now to join the WH Scott Group and take the next step in your engineering journey.

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