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The Integrated Shift Engineer provides day‑to‑day technical support to the production shift team, ensuring equipment runs safely, efficiently and reliably. You will manage reactive maintenance, planned preventative maintenance and help identify long‑term improvements within the plant. This role offers autonomy, variety and the opportunity to influence real improvements within a collaborative and safety‑driven team. You’ll work on site on a 4 on / 4 off rotating pattern (2 days, 2 nights, 12‑hour shifts) and occasionally travel for training when required.
Job Responsibility:
Provide first-line response to equipment breakdowns, diagnosing issues in fast moving environments and restoring production safely and promptly
Carry out planned preventative maintenance and help improve existing maintenance activities across the site
Support continuous improvement by identifying problems, proposing long‑term solutions and helping drive plant reliability
Work closely with the production shift team, communicating clearly and helping prioritise work effectively
Use maintenance systems and processes to record work, support performance reporting and maintain operational standards
Take initiative to structure your workday, balancing reactive tasks with planned maintenance
Contribute to a collaborative, safety‑first environment within a lean and supportive engineering team
Requirements:
Strong engineering background from a manufacturing, production or process‑driven environment, ideally multiskilled with mechanical and electrical capability
Competent in diagnosing faults on motor control circuits and mechanical systems, including pneumatics, gearmotors, pumps, and fans
Confident in responding to breakdowns and making sound technical decisions in fast paced situations
A strong hands-on training background in reliability or maintenance developed during a time served apprenticeship
Ability to balance reactive and planned work, structure your day and prioritise effectively
Strong communication skills and comfortable working independently and within a maintenance team
Willingness to learn, upskill and adapt within a fast‑paced environment
NVQ level 3 in an engineering discipline (or equivalent)