6 Maintenance Engineer jobs in Derby
Maintenance engineer
Job Title: Maintenance Engineer Location: Derby Pay Range/details: GBP43,000 per annum Contract Type: Permanent - Days Omega are supporting a leading provider of heat treatment and advanced materials services, to find a
Maintenance engineer
Role: Maintenance Engineer Location: Derby Salary: GBP43,697 + overtime Shift: Mon ndash; Friday (8am ndash; 5pm) Permanent Position This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced Maintenance Engineer to join an est
Electrical maintenance engineer
Are you looking to work in the world of manufacturing and maintenance - maintaining production line machinery? Do you have Electrical qualifications? Are you looking for a company that will invest in you with training -
Maintenance engineer
Maintenance Engineer, GBP49107, Derby, Shifts: Monday ndash; Friday (Early, lates, nights) Package includes Annual bonus, 33 Days holiday + the opportunity to earn up to 39 hours more, pension up to 12%, life assurance,
Maintenance engineer electrical
Maintenance Engineer (Electrical) Derby GBP40,000 - GBP43,500 + Days Shift Pattern (Monday to Friday, 40hrs) + No Weekend Work + Call Allowance + 25 days holiday + up to 10% Pension + Life Assurance + Progression + Train
Maintenance engineer electrical bias
An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Maintenance Engineer with an electrical bias, to join a leading manufacturing company based in South Derbyshire. The ideal candidate will be responsible for maintaining and improv
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According to a collaborative survey conducted recently by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) and Bosch Rexroth, around 66 percent of the participating manufacturers said they now have more equipment to maintain, while around 75 percent admitted having more complex machinery compared to five years ago. Increasing need for equipment maintenance means that the United Kingdom needs more maintenance engineers, but the concern over engineering skills shortage could persist into the near future. In fact, the UK needs more than one million engineers and technicians by 2020, says the R...
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