7 Maintenance Engineer jobs in Wolverhampton
Maintenance engineer
Maintenance Engineer Wolverhampton GBP39 #39;000 GBP42 #39;000 +Pension + Stability + On-site Parking + Immediate Start + In-House Training Available + Recession Proof Industry + Ensure stabilit within a recission prood
Maintenance engineer
Multiskilled Maintenance Engineer Days ndash; 7am ndash; 4pm GBP38,000 Wolverhampton The Role: As a Maintenance Engineer, you must be organised and be able to prioritise your own workload. You will be reporting indirectl
Maintenance engineer
Maintenance Engineer GBP46,432 + 16% pension Shift Pattern: Continentals - 4 nights on / 4off / 4 days on / 4 days off Experience with some/all - Presses (Servo Press, Hydraulic Press) ABB Robots, Trumph Lasers, Hot Stam
Maintenance engineer
Maintenance Engineer GBP58,990 + 16% pension Shift Pattern: Continentals - 4 nights on / 4off / 4 days on / 4 days off Experience with some/all - Presses (Servo Press, Hydraulic Press) ABB Robots, Trumph Lasers, Hot Stam
Maintenance engineer
Staffline is looking for a Maintenance Engineer to work for our prestigious client specialising in food manufacturing, based in Wolverhampton. Salary is between GBP16.82-GBP19.23 per hr depending on experience. You will
Maintenance engineer
GBP46,432 + 16% pension 41 days holiday Shift Pattern: 3 shift rotation Monday-Friday (always early finish Fridays) - 36 hours a week! Professional 5-week ABB robotic course and certificates from the OEM. What rsquo;s in
Maintenance engineer
Benefits: Annual Company Performance Bonus Company van/car provided Opportunity to work with leading-edge technology Support for personal and professional development A dynamic, collaborative, and customer-focused workin
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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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