Continuous Improvements Engineer

Job Description

Are you a seasoned Maintenance Engineer seeking to enhance your career? 

As a qualified Maintenance Engineer, you will be an integral part of our team, specialising in Mechanical or Electrical engineering. Your journey with us will begin with a comprehensive technical training to familiarise yourself with our unique Printing Equipment. Our operations run 24/7, hence we offer a 4 on, 4 off shift pattern.

Your role will evolve as you progress, leading you to champion improvement projects that aim to enhance both productivity and effectiveness of our department. A robust hands-on approach in mechanical and electrical engineering is paramount. We're in search of a professional who's not only motivated but also enthusiastic about continuous learning.

Leading and managing CI projects will be a core part of your responsibilities, with an emphasis on timely execution and achieving measurable impacts. You'll also champion Kaizen initiatives, fostering a culture of continuous improvement within the team.

Conducting structured root cause analysis will help you identify and eliminate inefficiencies, and your focus on preventative maintenance will play a key role in improving efficiencies through hands-on involvement.

Qualifications

We're seeking someone with keen attention to detail who is self-motivated, adaptable, and eager to learn and grow. The role will involve shift work, including nights and weekends, so flexibility is important.

You should be technically adept at repairing and maintaining complex manufacturing machinery. Gaining proficiency in fault-finding on our bespoke equipment will involve collaborating closely with other technicians to understand all facets of Engineering.

Experience: Previous experience as a shift-based engineer in a manufacturing environment is required. Ideally, candidates will have experience as an engineer within a printing or FMCG environment.

Essential Qualification: Must be a certified Maintenance Engineer with substantial hands-on experience in an FMCG environment.

Educational Background: Completion of an engineering apprenticeship is required, along with at least an HNC qualification (Mechanical or Electrical).

Practical Experience: Proven expertise in fault finding within a production setting is necessary