Multi Skilled Engineer

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Wallingford, Oxfordshire
13 months ago
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Company Description

At Valeo Foods UK, we're the creative force behind an array of beloved brands spanning indulgence, innovation, and tradition. From the iconic crunch of Kettle Crisps to the pure sweetness of Rowse Honey, and the rich heritage of Matthew Walker puddings, our portfolio reflects our commitment to quality and diversity.

But that's not all – our family of brands extends further, encompassing an exciting array of products and experiences. Whether it's the Wild West flavours of New World Foods, the nostalgic joy of Barratt sweets, or the timeless appeal of Metcalfe Popcorn, each brand carries its own unique story, flavour, and charm. Join us on a journey where passion meets flavour, crafting experiences that bring people together and delight taste buds.

Job Description

Buzz into a Sweet Career at Rowse Honey: Nights Multi Skilled Engineer Wanted!

Position: Multi Skilled Engineer (Suitable for both mechanical engineer, electrical engineer, maintenance engineer)

Type: Full-time, Days

Shifts: 10pm - 6am

Salary: £42,911 + 27.5% shift premium (circa £10,727.91)

The Role:

We’re on the hunt for a Multi Skilled Engineer who’s as versatile as a Swiss Army knife and as reliable as a honeybee. You’ll be our go-to person for both electrical engineer and mechanical engineer wizardry, ensuring our machinery hums along smoothly. If you’re a pro at fixing things and love the sweet smell of success, this job is for you.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Bee the Fixer: Conduct regular maintenance and repairs on our buzzing machinery, keeping everything in tip-top shape.

  • Bee the Troubleshooter: Diagnose and squash mechanical and electrical issues faster than a bee can flap its wings.

  • Bee the Innovator: Assist in the installation of new machines and upgrades, bringing fresh ideas to our hive.

  • Bee Safe: Adhere to all health and safety regulations because happy bees are safe bees.

  • Bee a Team Player: Work collaboratively to find ways to make our production process as smooth as honey.

    Responsibilities will include:

    To work as part of the engineering team to provide effective and efficient mechanical and electrical support throughout the factory. Tasks will involve reactive support in the factory; continuous improvement projects planned though the maintenance system and planned maintenance tasks. The role will be working with a wide range of complex automated cooking processes and packaging equipment.

  • Provide a proactive response to maintenance, continuous improvement tasks and reactive breakdowns on site;

  • Accurate recording of all work activities;

  • Completion of RCAs as required;

  • Escalation of any further works required;

  • Identification of CI projects for repetitive problems.

    Qualifications

  • Relevant engineering qualification

  • Able to prove competency in all forms of isolation, electrical safety and safe panel entry

  • Experience of FMCG operations

  • PC Literate (thereby able to use computer-based maintenance systems)

  • Flexibility

  • Health and Safety driven

  • Able to strip machines in full and reassemble them, as well as completing machine size change procedures and their adjustments

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