Maintenance Engineer

An opportunity has arisen for the position of Multi Skilled Maintenance Engineer with a electrical bias. You will be servicing, fault finding, repairing and improving on a wide range of production equipment - including CNC lathes, mills and grinding machines.

Tasks:

• Carry out Preventative Maintenance in accordance with schedules


• Resolve breakdowns


• Fault find to the cause of failures


• Source and purchase spares


• Carrying out both electrical and mechanical maintenance tasks


• Test & inspect electrical installations


• Communicate to operators/mangers/engineers/contractors


• Be active in supporting, creating and implementing new ways of working/good working practices


• Drive a continuous improvement culture


• Support supplier and subcontractor development, where applicable


• Run your operations according to the SKF Code of Conduct, Environment Health & Safety (EHS) and Quality Policies, and work according to the SKF Quality Management System
  
  Apprentices trained and have a range of industry recognized qualifications such as: City & Guilds, NVQ's , BTEC, HNC, HND etc.



• Experience in a CNC manufacturing environment


• Understand good maintenance and engineering practices


• Able to use own initiative and work autonomously when required


• Be flexible to work overtime and support a small team


Skills:

• Excellent communication


• Excellent Electrical knowledge


• Excellent Mechatronics knowledge


• Good understanding of Preventative Maintenance principles/methodologies
  
  SKF has been around for more than a century and today we are one of the world's largest global suppliers of bearings and supporting solutions for rotating equipment. With more than 40,000 employees in around 130 countries, we are truly global. Our products are found everywhere in society. In fact, wherever there is movement, SKF's solutions might be at work. This means that we are an important part of the everyday lives of people and companies around the world. See more, at www.skf.com.