Who is New England Seafood International?
New England Seafood International (NESI) was established in 1991 and is an importer and processor of premium fresh and frozen sustainable fish and seafood. NESI employs circa 850 people across three sites in the UK and imports a wide range of wild and farmed fish and shellfish from all around the world. We are part of the Sealaska Corporation, an Alaska Native corporation formed in 1971 and which is owned by 26,000 Tlingit, Haida and Tsimshian shareholders, who are all bloodline descendants of the first settlers to the Americas.
Our vision is to “show people how to enjoy fish every day” and we pride ourselves on our supply chain integrity, sustainable sourcing and high-quality product. Our values run through our business and are Respect, Customer Care, By Learning We Grow, Team Spirit and Integrity.
Title: Multi-Skilled Maintenance Engineer
Reports to: Lead Engineer
Location: Chessington, Surrey KT9 1TW
Salary: Up to £50,000 pa (DOE)
Shift pattern: 4on, 4off, day and night rotation
Hours: 7:00am-7:00pm, 7:00pm – 7:00am
What is the purpose of this role?
You will provide Engineering support to all site assets from Production equipment to Building Services, undertaking planned preventative maintenance tasks, responding swiftly and efficiently to reactive tasks and breakdowns. Working to maximise asset uptime to support our production colleagues to ensure that we deliver the highest possible quality of product and service to our customers. As a Manufacturing equipment expert, you will be the “Go To” person for first line advice when issues arise, supporting the Production team with guidance and information, as necessary.
Maintain accurate records by ensuring that you utilise the deployed Handheld Technology, to support our Computerised Maintenance Management System called Pirana. The system is a core part of our asset management strategy and it is intended to be a credible source of accurate information to support informed decisions on asset life, maintenance, and replacement strategies.
Accountabilities
•To be committed to the manufacture of safe and legal food and maintain an environment that supports this process
•Exercise good engineering practice ensuring all Health and Safety standards and requirements are fully adhered to
•Ensure safe and hygienic engineering standards are successfully maintained
•Work closely with the PPM and Controls Supervisor to ensure timely completion of planned work
•Maintain accurate records by updating Pirana with FULL information required
•Provide feedback on the effectiveness of the deployed maintenance strategies
•Maintain site standards by using our “Clean As You Go” process
•Generate reports for use by the engineering department and wider management team
•Support to Capital projects on an as required basis
Experience
You will either be from an Electrical or Mechanical background with recognised qualifications such as City and Guilds or BTEC, preferably having completed a formal apprenticeship or with significant relevant industry experience.
To be successful in this role you should be able to demonstrate: a solid understanding of Engineering maintenance principles and planned and reactive tasks. Have a clear knowledge of fault finding and rectification. Experience of working on sealing machines, PLC controlled process equipment and packaging equipment. A thorough understanding of vacuum systems is also a prerequisite.
You will need to have a thorough understanding of the use and application of Computerised Maintenance Management Systems, supported using handheld technology.
You should understand the interconnection and dependencies of plant andequipment together with the demands of a food production environment. Youwill also have great interpersonal skills and will be able to liaise with a widerange of stakeholder across the business, communicating at all levels fromproduction to senior management.
You will have recent experience of working within an FMCG (Fast Moving Consumer Goods) environment where GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) standards are deployed. Working within a production lead environment.
Required
• Experience within a FMCG environment preferred
• Strong electrical or mechanical background
• Recognised qualifications such as City & Guilds or BTEC
• A solid understanding of engineering maintenance principles and plannedand reactive tasks.
• Knowledge of fault finding and rectification
• Experience with Maintenance Management Systems and using supportinghandheld technology
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