Multi-Skilled Engineer - Day

Location: Milton Keynes
Salary: upto 50,000 per annum
Contract Type: Permanent, Full-time
Shift Pattern: 3 on, 3 off, Days

We are currently recruiting for a Multi-Skilled Engineer to join a well-established manufacturing company in Milton Keynes. This is an exciting opportunity for a skilled engineer to work in a dynamic environment, supporting the efficiency and reliability of production equipment.

Key Responsibilities:

• Carry out planned and reactive maintenance to minimise downtime.
• Ensure all engineering work meets safety, health, and environmental standards.
• Support production teams with technical expertise to maintain efficient operations.
• Maintain accurate maintenance records using a CMMS system.
• Work with electrical, pneumatic, and mechanical systems.
• Follow engineering drawings and update documentation when necessary

Requirements:

• Recognised qualification in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering (Level 3).
• Experience working in a maintenance/engineering role within a manufacturing setting.
• Strong problem-solving and fault-finding skills.
• Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings.
• Good understanding of production processes and manufacturing equipment.

Benefits:

• A fast-paced, forward-thinking working environment where your contribution makes a real difference.
• A supportive team culture that values diversity, innovation and collaboration.
• Paid volunteering days each year.
• Retailer discount scheme.
• Employee wellbeing and community support resources.
• Charity initiatives and team events.
• Access to confidential financial, emotional and practical support services.

This is a fantastic opportunity for an experienced engineer looking for a stable, rewarding role in a growing company.

In return for your commitment my client offers a stable and secure career for a technically motivated engineer. If you feel this is of interest, please send your CV directly to Dan Rose at .(url removed) or call for a confidential discussion on (phone number removed)