Job Title: Preventative Maintenance Engineer
Job Summary:
We are seeking a skilled Preventative Maintenance Engineer to work with our controller, maximizing equipment operational availability through timely and efficient routine and preventative maintenance servicing and machine inspections. Our team has a long-established heritage in the construction plant and power generation industries, providing access to world-class facilities, the latest technology, and industry-leading safety and quality processes.
Key Responsibilities:
* Carry out routine servicing of equipment according to manufacturers' guidelines, including oil sampling (75% of time)
* Conduct visual and mechanical analysis of machine condition, highlighting potential issues with systems and components (20% of time)
* Perform minor repairs as identified during machine inspections, install telematic systems, and conduct undercarriage inspections (5% of time)
Benefits:
* 25 days holiday, with up to 5 extra days purchasable
* Location Allowance: £3000 per annum
* Annual Bonus
* Annual Tool Allowance
* Healthcare benefits (medical, optical, hearing, dentistry, new child payments)
* Access to company share scheme
* Referral bonus scheme
* Up to 7% pension match by the company
* Life insurance
* Laptop, phone, and van provided
* Industry-leading CAT product training
* Overtime opportunities
Additional Perks:
* Enhanced maternity and paternity packages
* Family-friendly policies supporting working parents
* Flexible working options
* Mental Health first aiders support
* Employee wellbeing solutions
* Charity involvement opportunities
Requirements:
* Basic knowledge of engines, hydraulics, powertrain, and vehicle electrics/electronics for heavy mobile plant servicing and repair
* Valid full driving license held for at least 2 years
* Either 3 years of direct experience or relevant engineering function experience (e.g., car mechanic, HGV fitter, former REME, or military vehicles recovery mechanic)
* Formal apprenticeship qualification with C&G level 1, formal health & Safety training desirable but not essential