Maintenance

Role and Responsibilities

As a Trainee Maintenance Engineer, you will develop your skills to evaluate current work procedures and

methods and propose, describe, test and implement improvements, new techniques and methods, and to

provide specialised maintenance tasks and expertise specialising with a heavy electrical bias with good

PLC and controls knowledge

· Maintenance methods implementation and improvement.

· Reliability & cost improvement projects

· Expertise and advice

Performance Criteria

· Behaviours and attitude

· Quality of projects and studies

· Maintenance KPI’s

As Trainee Maintenance Engineer you will be working alongside skilled engineers dealing with

breakdowns and planned maintenance. A high profile within the organisation and requires attention to

QHSE (Quality, Health, Safety, and Environment) regulations and standards.

In order to succeed in this role we will provide on the job and external training and development in

general electrical and mechanical maintenance, fault finding on pneumatic, hydraulic, fluid heating &

cooling, electrical and control systems. You will be provided with an introduction to planned preventative

maintenance and exposure to TPM as part of your training.

Working on a day’s basis role including a weekend rolling shift pattern (1 weekend in 6) normal (8:30-16:30) hours but with a high degree of flexibility and at times expected to cover or support for the maintenance engineers. You will be happy to commit to day release NVQ2/3 in Mechatronics. Training and development to be provided by Derby College to achieve an advanced modern apprenticeship with the opportunity for further development beyond this level.

Experience and Skills

Be committed to further study

· Ensure that all items of site plant and equipment are maintained to the appropriate

standards to ensure that their performance is safe, reliable and in accordance with current

legislation, whilst at the same time continually improving performance.

· Utilise Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) Tools and Techniques to generate

continuous improvement across all areas of the site, minimising reactive maintenance

activities and making improvements to planned maintenance activities where possible.

· Be an area owner of a manufacturing group of assets and drive continuous improvement

projects for improved safety, quality and reliability

· As part of the maintenance team you will develop a new Planned Preventive

Maintenance (PPM) system and pro-actively plan and deliver PPM and maintenance

schedules

· Assist the Continuous Improvement team on site wide initiatives to drive improvements

with a focus on using KPI’s to target recurring problems

Attend Coaching/Training and Development of the maintenance team and work towards objectives and

targets set for engineers which will also involve quarterly appraisals and delivery of key maintenance key

performance indicators.

Education and Experience :

· A-C GCSE’s or equivalent in English and Maths or a foundation diploma

· Strong Environmental, Health and Safety awareness

· Effective communicator with specialist and non-specialist colleagues

· Be familiar with manufacturing processes

· Commitment to continuous personnel improvement and recognised quality standards

· Ability to work well independently and/or as part of a team

What We Offer

Specific skills:

· Excellent communication – written and verbal skills

· The trainee maintenance engineer needs to be a versatile, enthusiastic and self-motivated

individual with the determination and application to pursue tasks with a ‘can do attitude’.