6 Maintenance Engineer jobs in Wolverhampton
Maintenance engineer
Electrical Mechanical Maintenance Engineer Location: Wolverhampton Job Type: Full-time Salary: GBP30,000.00 ndash;GBP35,000.00 per year Overview We are is seeking a skilled Electrical Mechanical Maintenance Engineer to j
Maintenance engineer
Are you an experienced Multi-skilled Engineer with an Electrical bias looking to work in a modern and forward thinking facility in the West Midlands? What rsquo;s in it for you? * A starting salary up to GBP47k per annum
Mechanical maintenance engineer
Mechanical Maintenance Engineer Wolverhampton GBP44,827 + Overtime + 33 Days Holiday + Pension + Benefits 2 Shift ndash; 06:00 to 14:00, 14:00 to 22:00 Monday to Friday Mechanical Maintenance Engineer required to join an
Mechanical maintenance engineer
The Sucessful Mechanical Mainteance Engineer should be qualified to ONC or City Guilds Mechanical or ONC or City Guilds Electrical. You #39;ll hold demonstrable experience of a relevant engineering discipline, continuous
Maintenance engineer
A leading manufacturer has a new vacancy for a Maintenance Engineer to join the team. An experienced Maintenance professional, candidates will be responsible for carrying out reactive and preventative maintenance on a ra
Maintenance engineer
I have a fantastic opportunity for a multi-skilled maintenance engineer to join a heavy, high-volume production site in Bilston near Wolverhampton. My client is well established within its field and produces some big bra
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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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