Electrical Maintenance Engineer

FMCG | 3-Shift Rotation | Generous Salary + Excellent Benefits

There aren't many FMCG businesses investing at this level.

With significant investment going into new equipment, automation and the engineering function, this is an opportunity to join a business that is serious about its people, its site and its future.

We're looking for an electrically biased Maintenance Engineer to join the engineering team and play a key role in keeping a busy manufacturing operation running efficiently.

You'll be working across a modern, heavily invested manufacturing site, carrying out both planned and reactive maintenance across a range of production and automated equipment.

You'll be involved in:

• Electrical fault finding and breakdown response

• Planned and preventative maintenance

• Working with PLCs, sensors, drives and automated systems

• Supporting installation and commissioning of new equipment

• Identifying opportunities to improve reliability and reduce downtime

• Working closely with production and the wider engineering team

• Contributing to ongoing engineering and site improvement projects

We're looking for an experienced Maintenance Engineer with a strong electrical bias and a background within FMCG, food, manufacturing or another fast-paced production environment.

You'll ideally have:

• Strong electrical fault-finding experience

• Good mechanical understanding

• Experience working with automated manufacturing equipment

• A proactive approach to maintenance and continuous improvement

• Relevant engineering qualifications

This is where the opportunity really stands out.

• Generous salary

• Excellent overall benefits package

• 3-shift rotation

• Significant investment in new machinery and technology

• Continued investment in the engineering department

• Ongoing training and development

• Opportunity to work with modern automation and equipment

• A business with a genuine long-term focus on engineering

It's rare to find an FMCG business putting this much investment into both its equipment and its engineering team. If you're an electrically biased engineer looking for somewhere you can develop, work with modern technology and be part of a serious investment programme, this is well worth a conversation.