Engineering Team Leader - Nights
 4 on 4 off | 6pm-6am | March, Cambridgeshire
Lead from the front. Fix what's broken. Build a better shift.
 This is a chance to step into a key leadership role within a busy food manufacturing site. You'll be the go-to person for all things engineering on nights - running the shift, supporting your team, and making sure production keeps moving.
It's hands-on, fast-paced and full of variety - perfect for someone who enjoys problem-solving, leading by example, and driving standards forward.
What's in it for you?
4 on 4 off nights - a clean pattern, proper time off
Health Cash Plan - cover for everyday medical expenses
Discounts across supermarkets, retailers, entertainment and more
Electric car and cycle to work schemes
Life assurance and income protection
Ongoing leadership development and technical training
Onsite health checks, flu jabs, and wellbeing support
A strong internal culture - social events, community work, and team rewards
A business recognised as a Great Place to Work
What you'll be doing:
Leading the night engineering team - setting the pace and owning performance
Managing priorities and coordinating breakdown response
Ensuring planned maintenance is completed effectively
Supporting your team with technical guidance and coaching
Taking part in RCA, CI projects, and asset care improvements
Driving a strong safety-first culture across all engineering activity
Communicating clearly with day teams and other departments
Owning shift reports, CMMS updates, and stock control disciplines
What you'll need:
Time-served or formally qualified (NVQ Level 3 / HNC or equivalent)
Strong engineering background - mechanical and/or electrical
Experience in a manufacturing or FMCG environment
Previous leadership experience - whether formal or informal
Calm, confident decision-making under pressure
Strong communicator who can get the best out of others
A proactive, solutions-focused approach to people, kit and process
Sound knowledge of compliance: PUWER, LOLER, and health & safety standards