The Role:
The successful Maintenance Fitter will:
1. Ensure compliance with company HSEQ Policies & Procedures, safe systems of work and legislative requirements
2. Take personal responsibility for safety. Ensure that risks are eliminated or controlled during all maintenance activities.
3. Ensure effective maintenance of all equipment and facilities to maximise on equipment availability.
4. Complete mechanical repairs whilst minimising downtime to ensure minimal disruption to the production plan.
5. Fault finding on equipment and plant to determine the root cause of the failures to enable these to be addressed to maximise on equipment availability.
6. When necessary, work with OEM's to assist in determining root cause of failure and implementing suitable solutions to safely return the equipment to service.
7. Assist in the development of planned maintenance schedules for all equipment.
8. Ensure all manufacturing equipment and plant is operationally safe and in compliance with relevant legalisation and company policies.
Hours of work:
9. Mon- Fri 4pm - 12pm
Requirements for the suitable Maintenance Fitter:
10. Time-served apprentice (or equivalent)
11. Experience of working in a maintenance capacity in a production environment.
12. Proven experience and knowledge of fault finding and repair on automated machinery, mechanical drive systems.
13. Knowledge of planned maintenance systems
In Return:
14. Excellent rate of pay
15. Pension
16. Life Assurance
17. Training and development opportunities
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