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Maintenance engineer job description
Responsible for maintaining and repairing equipment, maintenance engineers are important in ensuring that machinery runs smoothly and efficiently. While tasks may vary from role to role, work will usually include diagnosing faults, organising repairs, performing routine checks, responding to breakdowns and managing budgets.
The job is usually 40 hours a week, but due to the 24-hour nature of some plants, shift and weekend work can be expected. Salaries start at around £20,000, with both permanent and contract positions frequently available.
Who recruits maintenance engineers?
Maintenance engineering jobs are found among a range of business types, with some of the most common employers being construction firms, local authorities and utility companies.
Due to their expert knowledge of the field, engineering recruitment agencies are often tasked with placing candidates into these jobs. As well as having access to CEng and IMechE qualified engineers, these services can also help job seekers by putting them forward for opportunities that might not be advertised elsewhere. You will also find a number of multi-sector recruiters will also recruit for the role.