Electro-MechanicalEngineer required. Our clients are global leaders in their field, providing secure products and services across financial sector, based in UK and Ireland. they are looking to recruit a rotation-based Electro- Mechanical Engineer to join our Engineering Team to work on planned maintenance and reactive breakdown repair of Production equipment. Lone working within a secure environment, customer facing, only representative of client on the sites. The electro-mechanical engineer will be required to work with the other engineer on rotating weekly shifts (06:00 14:00 and/or 07:00 15:00) and be involved with the servicing, repair and physical installation requirements on site. All associated administrative duties such as repair logs and stock movements must be completed to a high standard and in a professional manner. The sites operates on a shift system Monday to Friday basis, and therefore Production equipment availability is paramount. The successful candidate must be able to work to tight timeframes in a safe and responsible manner, have a quick & analytical mindset and be able to apply fixes to ensure equipment downtime is minimised. Electro Mechanical EngineerPosition Overview Safe and considered methods of working Servicing / planned maintenance of Production equipment Reactive repair of Production equipment Assistance in installation and commissioning of new equipment Fault finding and root cause analysis Effective hand-over of repaired equipment to Production Operators Management of stock Completion of all required paperwork Ensuring adherence to manufacturer's specifications and other regulatory bodies Electro Mechanical EngineerPosition Requirements Formal Electrical/Mechanical qualification desired Experience carrying out fault finding on electrical circuits (inc. single phase HV kit) Mechanical maintenance experience essential (motors, gears, encoders, bearings, clutches, etc.) In-depth control systems knowledge and understanding highly desirable Computer literate Windows, excel, word etc. A knowledge of DOS would be advantageous but not essential