Job Description

Roles & Responsibilities as the Engineer:



Assume responsibility for the mechanical and electrical integrity of equipment by carrying out the following:


effective planned maintenance inspections as per plan, reviewing frequencies, parts used, failure rates, overhaul, and repair of plant with engineering colleagues. complete stores requisitions for parts. continually monitor plant conditions and report defects. act as the team champions of good engineering standards. carry out safety checks on equipment in line with legislation and best practice. use of the Permit to Work (PTW) system. site contact for contractors. Ensure operational key information is effectively communicated to colleagues and other shift teams during the shift handover process. Complete any relevant documentation on time and in full. E.g., completion of works orders paying attention to detail. Take personal responsibility for Health & Safety. Minimise waste and re-cycle all product effectively. Maintain high standards of Hygiene and Housekeeping Help to generate and maintain compliance to SOP's and Risk Assessments. Carry out work in a standardised way Report plant performance using appropriate company systems and ensure action on/communication of non-conformance issues. Carry out duties and tasks across the factory as deemed necessary and suitable to reduce idle time. Deliver a consistent and improving plant reliability through the effective management and monitoring of downtime, PPM conformance, engineering planning and elements of the engineering budget. Report and present all performance matters routinely, including trends and breakdown/fault data

Qualifications

Formal engineering qualification to at least NVQ level 3 or equivalent in a mechanical and electrical discipline with corresponding practical experience

(essential)

. 18th Edition wiring regs or equivalent electrical qualification

(essential)

* Train the trainer course (desirable)