Role – Lead Electrical Bias Maintenance Engineer

Location - Bradford

Hours – Days, Monday to Friday, Flexi time

Salary - £45-50k

The company

ATA Recruitment are pleased to partner up with a rapidly growing manufacturing firm in Bradford, West Yorkshire. They are one of the most consistent and economic manufacturers within their sector who exceed expectations in relation to their growth. They are an industry leader with a well-respected reputation in the market with a huge order book, so job security is guaranteed. They are recruiting for a skilled lead electrical bias maintenance engineer to be the eyes and ears of their engineering department.

The role

The lead maintenance engineer role would include:

Conducting the PPM’s on all the machinery on site

Working on a range of high spec machinery and ancillary equipment

Work with the production team to optimize machine performance and reduce waste.

Organise the stores department ensuring parts are always available

About you

The ideal lead maintenance engineer would be:

Holding a recognised qualification in engineering

Time served or experience working in a FMCG/manufacturing background

Able to work in both a team and individually

Happy to be 80% hands off

The benefits

Alongside the £45-50k salary for a days-based role, this opportunity offers several different benefits. The successful lead maintenance engineer would also obtain industry specific training, allowing them to progress their skills and enhance their capabilities.

Competitive salary package with excellent benefits.

Be part of a high-growth business with strong financial backing and ambitious expansion plans.

If you think you are the right maintenance engineer for this market leader, please press apply, call Dalvir on (phone number removed), or email your CV to

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