Work on the kind of engineering problems that don't get fixed with a quick service call.

We're looking for an experienced Field Service Engineer to support major manufacturing customers across the UK.

This is not a high-volume role driving from job to job completing routine service calls.

You'll work on complex industrial plant (mainly in the aerospace sector) and automated manufacturing systems, often spending several days on site diagnosing faults, carrying out repairs, completing planned maintenance and delivering engineering improvements.

You'll be trusted to use your engineering judgement rather than simply work through a checklist.

The Role

You'll be responsible for:

• Fault finding and repair of complex industrial equipment
• Planned and preventative maintenance
• Mechanical and/or electrical repairs
• Installation, modification and upgrade work
• Diagnosing problems and developing practical engineering solutions
• Working from engineering drawings and technical information
• Supporting longer-term maintenance and improvement projects

You'll be home based and travel directly to customer sites across the UK, so you can live anywhere in the UK but ideally across the Midlands or Central England.

We're looking for:

✔ Strong Mechanical and/or Electrical engineering experience

✔ Experience working with complex industrial machinery or plant - preferrably within the aeropsace sector

✔ Excellent fault-finding and problem-solving skills

✔ Comfortable working independently on customer sites

✔ Able to understand engineering drawings and technical information

✔ Happy with regular UK travel and staying away when required

Experience could come from aerospace, automotive, heavy engineering, industrial automation, capital equipment, process plant or manufacturing maintenance.

This isn't a job for a parts changer.

We're looking for a proper engineer who enjoys getting underneath a problem,

If you're used to managing a dozen small jobs at once, this probably isn't the role.

We're looking for a Project Manager to take responsibility for the delivery of major engineered capital equipment projects within large industrial manufacturing environments.

These are substantial, technically complex installations with long project lifecycles. You'll typically be focused on one major project at a time, taking real ownership of its successful delivery.

The Role

You'll oversee projects from the point they move into delivery through manufacture, installation, commissioning and final handover.

That will include:

• Owning the project programme and key milestones

• Coordinating engineering, manufacturing, suppliers and site activities

• Managing installation and commissioning

• Acting as a key point of contact for the customer

• Managing contractors and specialist suppliers

• Monitoring costs, timescales, quality and project risks

• Managing changes and resolving issues as projects develop

• Ensuring projects are delivered safely and to specification

These aren't quick-turnaround machinery projects. Installations can be large, complex and long-term, forming part of major manufacturing and production facilities.

Who We're Looking For

You'll already have experience managing capital equipment or major engineering projects within industrial manufacturing.

Your background could include:

• Heavy industrial equipment

• Process plant

• Mechanical handling systems

• Production plant and machinery

• Process equipment

• Tanks, vessels and pipework

• Large-scale automated or engineered systems

What's important is the scale and complexity of the projects you've managed.

You'll be comfortable dealing with engineers, contractors, suppliers and demanding industrial customers, and capable of keeping a substantial project moving when there are a lot of plates spinning.

The Opportunity

This is a chance to manage proper engineering projects rather than a conveyor belt of small installations.

You'll have ownership, technical complexity and the satisfaction of seeing a major piece of engineered plant go from project plan to a fully operational installation.

Multi-Skilled Maintenance Engineer

Wolverhampton | Days | No Nights, Weekends or On-Call

A maintenance role where you can actually maintain equipment, rather than spend every shift firefighting.

We're recruiting for a modern, largely automated manufacturing site producing high-volume engineered components for automotive and wider industrial customers.

It's a relatively small operation within a much larger group, and we're looking for a Multi-Skilled Maintenance Engineer to take responsibility for maintenance across the site.

You'll be the main maintenance engineer on site, working alongside an apprentice, so you'll need the confidence and breadth of knowledge to deal with whatever manufacturing throws at you.

The good news?

There's already a maintenance structure in place, with a genuine emphasis on planned and preventative maintenance rather than endless breakdowns.

And there's no night shift, weekend working or on-call rota.

The role

You'll look after a mixture of traditional manufacturing equipment and modern automated plant, including:

• Mechanical and electrical maintenance

• Planned and preventative maintenance

• Fault finding and breakdown support

• PLC-controlled machinery

• Automated production equipment

• Robotics

• Motors, drives, sensors and associated electrical systems

• Mechanical systems and traditional production equipment

• Supporting equipment improvements and reliability projects

• Working with and developing the site's maintenance apprentice

What we're looking for

You'll need to be a genuinely multi-skilled engineer, comfortable getting involved mechanically and electrically.

You'll ideally have:

• Experience maintaining manufacturing or production equipment

• Strong mechanical fault-finding skills

• Good electrical maintenance and fault-finding ability

• 18th Edition

• Experience with PLC-controlled equipment

• Exposure to automation and/or robotics

• Experience of planned preventative maintenance

• The confidence to operate as the site's principal maintenance engineer

Automotive manufacturing experience would be useful, but isn't essential. What's more important is experience of maintaining high-volume production machinery and being equally comfortable with older mechanical equipment and modern automated systems.

This is a good opportunity for an experienced engineer who wants ownership of a site, varied equipment and sensible working hours without nights, weekends or being permanently attached to an on-call phone.

Monday to Friday | Afternoon or Night Shift | Permanent

We're looking for a mechanically biased Maintenance Engineer to join an established industrial operation in Doncaster.

This is a hands-on role with a strong focus on planned preventative maintenance, keeping machinery running reliably and dealing with breakdowns when they occur.

The Role

• Carry out planned preventative maintenance (PPM) on industrial machinery and equipment

• Diagnose and repair mechanical and pneumatic faults

• Respond to breakdowns and minimise downtime

• Undertake basic electrical maintenance and fault finding when required

• Carry out inspections, repairs and general maintenance

• Help improve equipment reliability and performance

What We're Looking For

• Strong mechanical maintenance experience in an industrial environment

• Good pneumatic knowledge and practical experience are essential

• Basic electrical fault-finding ability

• Experience with hydraulics would be beneficial

• FLT maintenance experience would be a real advantage

• A practical, hands-on approach to fault finding and maintenance

There is dedicated electrical expertise on site, so we're not looking for a fully multi-skilled engineer. Mechanical ability is the priority.

Shifts & Package

Monday to Friday, with a choice of:

• Afternoons: 2pm–10.30pm

• Nights: 10pm–6.30am

Plus a quarterly performance bonus of £300, subject to meeting KPIs. That's a potential additional £1,200 per year.

Company pension, on-site parking and training opportunities.

If you're a mechanically minded maintenance engineer who knows their way around pneumatic systems and enjoys keeping equipment running, we'd like to hear from you.