5 Maintenance Engineer jobs in Stoke Trent Staffordshire
Maintenance engineer
Maintenance Engineer Stoke GBP48,975 + benefits Monday - Friday Double Days (6:00am - 14:00pm / 14:00pm - 22:00pm) I am recruiting for a Maintenance Engineer to join the engineering department on a permanent basis. Key R
Locomotive maintenance engineering technician
Locomotive Maintenance Engineering Technician, Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Locomotive Technician to join our team at our Longport, Stoke-on-Trent depot. Progress Ra
Maintenance electrical engineer
Salary: Negotiable Holidays: 33 days Pension, Staff discount, career development Hours: Monday ndash; Friday Shift rotation The role will see the ideal candidate working alongside the mechanical department on planned pre
Maintenance electrical engineer
tarting rate - GBP43,031.16 (Starting Salary until competent on plant) Mid-rate - GBP44,562.53 Full rate - GBP45,604.00 Permanent Onsite Maintenance Electrical Engineer Benefits: * On-site secure parking * 33 Days Holida
Maintenance engineer
Are you an experienced Maintenance Engineer who is currently working or has worked within the fenestration industry? If so, our client is recruiting and wants to hear from you! Our client, based in Stoke-on-Trent, has gr
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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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