As a Mechanical Technician you will be part of a multi-disciplined diagnostic team responding to breakdowns & completing planned maintenance working 12-hr days. You will support the departments Shift Management team (Production and Engineering) to ensure Safety, Quality and Production Plans are all met. Benefits of the Mechanical Technician -Test House 39 days holidays per year Generous pension scheme (up to 16% combined contribution) Free life assurance Income protection Free parking Career development and training Employee Assistance Programme Access to onsite Occupational Health services The Role of the Mechanical Technician Test House The role involves reporting to the Team Leader Engineering on maintenance and operation of plant and equipment, carrying out planned and unplanned maintenance activities, self-organising and prioritising work requirements, and developing maintenance practices. The individual is responsible for picking up work, booking spares, and keeping records of work carried out via CMMS. They ensure legalisation relating to all systems is met and maintain records. The team member must adhere to agreed procedures and systems of working, report any changes that prevent them from working to these standards, and have involvement in creating RA SWP & JTDs. They must complete point of work risk assessments, provide continuity of cover on site in case of sickness and holiday, ensure equipment maintenance to the required standard, and reduce waste from department operations. The team may also deputise for the Team Leader, supervise and organise a multi-skilled workforce, issue permits, and undertake on-the-job training. They may also participate in plant improvement projects and may be requested to assist across-site as needed to support business objectives. Required of the Mechanical Technician -Test House KNOWLEDGE & EXPERIENCE The job requires a mechanical engineering apprenticeship, with a minimum ONC level or equivalent. Experience in industrial systems such as hydraulic and pneumatic systems, pumps, drives, gearboxes, light to medium machinery, water and oil cooling systems, conveyor systems, dust extraction systems, and material handling systems is preferred. Specific knowledge in material turning, milling, grinding, polishing machinery, material testing machinery, CNC machinery (preferably Mazak), and automation robot servicing is preferred. The individual should be self-starting, capable of leading a small team, and have strong problem-solving skills. Experience working under permit systems or understanding permit systems operation is also required. The Working Pattern of the Mechanical Technician- Test House The Working Pattern is 12-hour days which includes weekend work.