| Astute’s Power team is partnering with a world-wide Sugar Producer to recruit a Mechanical Technician for its site in Newark, Nottinghamshire. The Mechanical Technician role comes with starting salary of up to £52,000 + benefits package, and career progression opportunities. If you’re a Mechanical Technician who has experience working in a heavy industrial setting and are looking for work then upload your CV to apply today. | | | | Responsibilities and duties Reporting to the Area Lead you will:
- Carry out pre-planned and reactive maintenance on a range of mechanical equipment, including but not limited to, motors, pumps, gearboxes, conveyors, bearings, valves, boilers, compressors, fans etc.
- Undertake measures to improve the plant reliability, efficiency and performance of the plant, always in a safe and efficient manner.
- Carry out reliability techniques including laser alignment, vibration analysis and oil sampling.
- Be competent to receive / authorise permits as required.
- During maintenance periods, undertake testing and commissioning of plant to prepare for operational periods.
- Maintain the site CMMS to record the maintenance activities undertaken.
- Supervise 3rd party subcontractors on maintenance activities.
| | | | Professional qualifications We are looking for someone with the following:
- Time served apprentice with a NVQ Level 3 / HNC in Mechanical Engineering
- Experience working in a heavy industrial environment, ideally from a power station background or with experience on large rotating plant.
- Happy to work a day-shift rota with occasional night / weekend cover
| | | | Personal skills The Mechanical Technician role would suit someone who is able to:
- Work individually as well as part of a group
- Prioritise tasks based on importance and act on them accordingly.
- Problem solves quickly and effectively, whilst always prioritising safety.
| | | Salary and benefits of the Mechanical Technician role
- Starting salary of up to £52,000
- Benefits package
- Training opportunities, internally and externally.
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