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Lead Electrical Maintenance Engineer
LancashireSource: WhatJobs
£42,000–£54,000
We are looking for a lead level Electrical Maintenance Engineer to support our client working in the chemical sector - based near Wigan.
This will be a permanent staff role only working standard full time hours: 8am to 4.30pm Monday to Friday (all hours working over 8 hours per day are paid at time plus half).
A description is given below - please respond with an updated copy of your CV if of potential interest. Compex and 18th C edition qualifications are mandatory along with confirmed eligibility to work in the UK without additional work permit sponsorship.
Job purpose - Electrical Maintenance Engineer
This role is to support the Maintenance Manager in leading the direct and wider teams to support the effective running of production. Direct day-to-day supervision of technicians is required whilst also seeing projects through from concept to delivery.
Responsibilities
Ensure that the internal CMMS is promoted and utilized with detailed inputs by all team members
Effectively deputise for the Maintenance Manager as required
Monitor equipment condition, reporting abnormalities and risks
Set clear priorities and ensure the function is well organised, with resource focused effectively on preventative maintenance and opportunities of greatest importance to the business
Identify replacement parts and order via approved channels
Undertake management of change requests for approval when replacements are not like-for-like
Ensure all tasks are completed safely whilst always looking at ways to improve, audit personnel task completion and feedback when standards are below expectations
Confidence in diagnosing issues across a range of equipment whilst working with cross functional teams to support investigations
Ensure timelines for equipment overhauls and return to service are communicated clearly, concisely and persuasively
Use data to drive decision making
Effectively manage team members ensuring that training and development needs are identified and actioned
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