Workshop Engineer

Are you a Workshop Engineer who is looking for a new challenge to work in an organisation that specialises in advanced process solutions for industries such as food, beverage, pharmaceuticals, and energy?

They have a strong focus on innovation, sustainability, and efficiency, it designs and delivers high-performance equipment and systems used worldwide.

This position is a Monday to Friday position based in Milton Keynes. The role itself you will be operating a wide variety of machinery where you will support some of the leading global manufacturers across a variety of industries.

Task & Responsibilities

• Ensure efficient, safe, and timely execution of repair and overhaul activities in the workshop, coordinating processes, technical activities. Also ensure information flow with service, order desk, spare parts, technical support & customers.
• Ensure quality, efficiency & continuous improvement of repair processes.
• Execute repair & overhaul processes according to procedures & standards
• Handle internal orders for recalibration, overhaul & repairs
• Evaluate & monitor issues & propose corrective measures/actions
• Manage & maintain a safe working environment
• Ensure HSE guidelines are followed & report any incidents
• Ensure internal warehouse supplies are kept up to date
• Manage workspace, equipment & apply 5S methodology

Core Qualifications

• NVQ / SVQ Level 2 or 3 in Engineering Machining
  (e.g. Turning, Mechanical Manufacturing Engineering, Performing Engineering Operations)
• City & Guilds Mechanical Engineering qualifications
• Completed engineering apprenticeship (time-served)

Technical Skills & Experience

• Experience in roles such as Field Service Mechanic, Tester, Assembler, or similar
• Strong knowledge of mechanical repair and maintenance processes
• Ability to read and interpret technical drawings (including GD&T)
• Competent in reading and working with Bills of Materials (BOMs)
• Skilled in the use of precision measuring equipment (e.g. bore gauges)
• Hands-on experience with machining equipment (lathes, grinders, etc.)
• Knowledge of workshop safety standards and regulations
• Experience handling heavy components (up to 10 tonnes)

If you would like to hear more about this opportunity, then please apply & I’ll reach out to give you more information.