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Engineering & Maintenance · Full-time

Maintenance Technician

Support reliable production equipment through planned maintenance, safe fault finding and well-documented repairs. Work with operators and production colleagues to identify recurring problems and reduce avoidable downtime.

Responsibilities

• Inspect equipment and complete preventive maintenance tasks to the approved schedule.
• Diagnose mechanical and, where qualified and authorised, electrical faults using appropriate tools and documentation.
• Isolate equipment and follow lockout procedures before maintenance; escalate work outside your competence.
• Record faults, work completed, spare parts used and equipment condition in maintenance records.
• Coordinate safe equipment testing and handover after repairs.
• Monitor commonly used spares and communicate replenishment needs.
• Support root-cause reviews and propose practical reliability improvements.

What you bring

• Relevant technical or trade training in mechanical maintenance, electrical engineering, mechatronics or a related discipline, or demonstrable equivalent experience.
• Practical fault-finding skills and ability to interpret relevant technical instructions or drawings.
• Understanding of equipment isolation, tool safety and maintenance documentation.
• Clear communication with operators and an organised approach to prioritising work.
• Describe the machinery and maintenance tasks you have personally worked on.
• List relevant certifications and their scope; specialist work must remain within your qualifications and authorisation.

Application guidance
Submit your CV and a short cover letter explaining your interest, relevant experience or projects, and availability. Use specific examples of your own work. For internships, include your study programme and placement requirements. Do not send bank details or identity documents with your initial application.