Semi Skilled Engineer

Shift Pattern: Full time, Permanent role. Week 1 Tues - Saturday, Week 2: Tuesday to Friday 

Salary: Circa £40,000 per annum plus an excellent benefits package

 

 

Are you mechanically minded, great at spotting when something doesn’t look or sound quite right, and happiest when you’re hands-on?

 

 

We’re growing our Engineering team at Burnley and have created a brand-new permanent opportunity for a Semi-Skilled Engineer to help keep our bakery, equipment and buildings in great shape. From condition monitoring and planned maintenance to lubrication checks and working alongside specialist contractors, you’ll play an important part in keeping everything running safely and reliably. It’s how we roll.

Working as part of our Engineering and Maintenance team, you’ll help provide a high-quality engineering service across the site, supporting the maintenance of our bakery equipment, buildings, infrastructure and services.

 

This is a varied, practical role with a strong focus on planned and preventative maintenance. You’ll carry out condition-based monitoring on machinery, check oil and lubrication conditions, complete planned maintenance inspections and identify visual signs of wear and tear before they develop into bigger issues.

 

You’ll also work closely with external contractors, helping to coordinate and support planned work across site, alongside carrying out basic building maintenance activities where required.

 

Safety and quality will be at the heart of everything you do. You’ll help ensure work is completed in line with our Health & Safety requirements, food safety standards and our Bakery Excellence framework, whilst recording and managing maintenance activity effectively through SAP PM.

 

Ultimately, you’ll be helping us improve the reliability of our assets, reduce losses and keep our bakery running at its best.

We’re looking for someone who is practical, mechanically minded and comfortable working in a busy manufacturing environment.

 

You’ll ideally bring:

• Good mechanical engineering or maintenance skills, gained in a practical, hands-on environment
• Experience of carrying out planned or preventative maintenance activities
• The ability to complete equipment checks and identify wear, deterioration or potential faults
• An understanding of lubrication, oil checks and basic condition monitoring
• Some experience of building or facilities maintenance
• A strong approach to Health & Safety, with the confidence to speak up if something isn’t right
• Good communication skills and the ability to work effectively with colleagues and external contractors
• A proactive approach to completing planned work and keeping accurate maintenance records
• Will have received structured and practical engineering training (e.g. apprenticeship).