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West Bromwich
1 month ago
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We are recruiting for a skilled Maintenance Engineer to join a busy and established business, The Maintenance Engineer will be responsible for maintaining, implementing, and improving processes to improve safety, quality, productivity, and profitability. The ideal candidate will have a strong understanding of metal casting processes and metallurgical principles.
Responsibilities :

  • To ensure foundry plant and ancillary equipment is always operated efficiently.
  • Undertake fault diagnosis and repair in a heavy engineering foundry environment.
  • Work on own and as part of a team carrying out routine PPM, reactive and minor repair works as assigned by the Engineering Manager Workflow team ensuring all deliverable KPI targets are met or exceeded.
  • Experienced in installation, inspection, repair and maintenance of mechanical systems, equipment and components.
  • Installation, repair and maintenance of foundry machinery and components including supporting services; mechanical transmissions, hydraulic and pneumatic equipment as required.
  • Provide detailed inspection, fault finding or troubleshooting and diagnosis of operational problems in foundry plant and mechanical equipment and promote ideas to optimise productivity and manufacturing output.
  • Contribute to business improvements initiative and help identify root cause of persistent downtime and recommend plans to improve and optimise plant performance.
  • Maintain and repair mechanical plant machinery and equipment to approved operating standards
  • Repair/replacement of worn/faulty components or equipment and modifications
  • Ensure engineering standards for the company are maintained
    Skills Required:
  • Proven work experience as a Maintenance Engineer or similar role.
  • Knowledge of metal casting processes and metallurgical principles.
  • Excellent problem-solving abilities and attention to detail.
  • Strong project management skills.
  • Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines.
  • BSc degree in Metallurgy, Mechanical Engineering, or a related field would be an advantage
    Our client have an immediate need and are looking for someone who is looking for a long term permanent role.
    Please submit an up to date CV for consideration
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