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Join Northwood as Engineering Technician (Electrically biased) and play an integral role in troubleshooting equipment issues, conducting root cause analysis (RCA), and implementing long-term solutions to prevent recurrence.
From managing spare parts and purchasing systems, to conducting criticality and obsolescence assessments, your attention to detail will help streamline operations and support continuous improvement (CI).
To further support CI, you will use improvement tools such as 5S, TPM and Asset Management. We’ll also rely on you to prepare weekly/monthly performance reports.
The environment: This unique opportunity is based at our Lancaster site which is home to one of our impressive paper mills and a converting facility, loaded with advanced machinery awaiting your expert input to improve its reliability.
Shift pattern: Monday to Friday, 8am to 4:30pm (30 min break)
In addition to your base salary, you’ll receive the below:
This role includes call-outs (1 in 5 weeks), entitling you to a monthly on-call retainer of £220 + mileage paid. Any additional hours worked on site will be paid at a premium. This will be discussed throughout the recruitment process.
What you’ll get involved in:
What you’ll bring to Northwood:
If you’ve got the background and willingness to learn, we’ve got the commitment, security, and highly rewarding career prospects for you!
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