Electrical Maintenance Engineer – £47,200 + No Weekends + Overtime (1.5x)
Location: Gainsborough
Are you looking for your next hands-on role as an Electrical Maintenance Engineer with no weekend work? We’re hiring an Electrical Maintenance Engineer to join a busy manufacturing site working on modern, automated equipment in a clean, organised environment.
What’s on Offer:
- £47,200 per year
- No weekends
- Optional overtime at 1.5× pay
- Structured training and development to support your career as an Electrical Maintenance Engineer
Shift Pattern:
- Week 1: Mon–Tues days (6am–6pm), Thurs–Fri nights (6pm–6am)
- Week 2: Weds–Fri days (6am–6pm)
- Week 3: Mon–Weds nights (6pm–6am)
What We’re Looking For:
- Confident with electrical fault-finding and reading drawings
- Hands-on mechanical & electrical skills
- NVQ Level 3 in Engineering
- Experience working with PLCs (Siemens & Allen-Bradley)
- Able to troubleshoot and maintain production equipment as an Electrical Maintenance Engineer
Key Responsibilities:
- Diagnose and repair electrical faults on automated machinery
- Maintain and service control panels, drives, contactors, I/Os, and power supplies
- Carry out planned preventative maintenance (PPMs)
- Work alongside OEMs to resolve complex electrical issues
- Support production by keeping machines running efficiently as an Electrical Maintenance Engineer
If you’re ready to take the next step in your career as an Electrical Maintenance Engineer, please apply for the role directly or email me with your CV attached max.carling@ata-recruitment.co.uk
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