Maintenance Engineer (Food Manufacturing) Norfolk You’ll either like shift work or you’ll hate it. If you’re still reading, I hope you're in the first group. This role is a bit of everything: planned maintenance, fault finding, reactive fixes, and being the person who gets machinery back up and running while production is standing around staring at it. There’s a decent mix of hands-on and improvement work, not just running around putting out fires. The site’s fast-paced and the kit you’ll be working on covers everything from electrical to mechanical to a bit of PLC and automation. You don’t need to be an expert in all of it, but an electrical bias is preferred. You'll need an engineering qualification (NVQ Level 3 or equivalent. We’re not fussy about the type), a grasp of health & safety, and ideally a bit of food/FMCG under your belt. CMMS experience and knowledge of motors, pneumatics, and sensors? Bonus points. It’s a proper engineering job, at a proper production site, with solid benefits – enhanced pension, life assurance, staff shop, etc. Fancy it? Apply and we’ll take it from there. Please apply with an up to date copy of your CV. All applications will receive a response. If you would like a conversation to hear more about this position, please call (phone number removed) and ask for Sam. By applying to this advertised job, you give...