Multi Skilled Maintenance Engineer

Overview

Multi-Skilled Maintenance Engineer –

Location:

Rotherham. Salary: £47,000.

Shifts:

Monday to Friday - 6am-2pm / 2pm-10pm. Benefits: 7% pension, Christmas shutdown, funded training (potential HNCs).

As a Multi-Skilled Maintenance Engineer, you will work as part of the site maintenance team, carrying out a mix of reactive and planned maintenance to ensure equipment reliability and minimise downtime. The role supports production operations and contributes to continuous improvement across the site.

• Electrical fault finding and diagnostics
• Planned and reactive maintenance activities
• Supporting production during breakdowns
• Working with CMMS and maintenance schedules
• The role follows a double days shift pattern and provides a balanced workload between reactive maintenance and preventative tasks

This role requires:

• NVQ Level 3 minimum (Electrical or Multi-Skilled)
• Strong electrical fault-finding ability
• Manufacturing experience preferred
• A hands-on, team-focused approach

• Salary of £47,000
• 40-hour working week
• Double days shift pattern
• 7% matched pension
• Healthcare scheme
• Life assurance
• 25 days holiday plus Christmas shutdown
• Ongoing training and development, including funded qualifications

If you are a Multi-Skilled Maintenance Engineer looking for a secure role with strong benefits and long-term development, this is an excellent opportunity.

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