Workshop Engineer

Workshop Engineer

The Person

 

· Electrical or Mechanical Biased Engineer, having served a recognised apprenticeship or other formal training. Mature, organised and able to undertake the repair of high-speed rotating equipment electrical systems.

· Ideally NICEIC 18th Edition qualified.

· Familiar with industrial installation and control systems.

· Familiar with PLC/Micro Processor control systems and Star/Delta or Inverter motor drive techniques up to 130 Kw.

· Process Experience; currently is or has worked in the water, or process/manufacturing industry.

· Computer and General Literacy; must be able to compile work reports and be able to use MS Word, Outlook and Excel software.

· Willingness to learn new skills and gain new qualifications.

· Driving Licence; must have clean full driving licence.

 

The Role

· Maintain, inspect and repair workshop equipment.

· Undertake servicing and repairs of equipment.

· Ideally able to undertake and document the statutory Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICR) for our fleet of mobile processing units.

· To undertake and document the statutory Portable Appliance Testing (PAT) of our workshop and office equipment.

· Supervise and train subcontract labour.

· Maintain stores and ensure stock is accounted for.

 

Schedule:

8 hour shift
Day shift
Monday to Friday

Work authorisation:

United Kingdom (required)

Work Location: In person

Tagged as: labour, mechanic