Maintenance Engineer
Listed on 2026-09-18
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Engineering
Maintenance Technician / Mechanic -
Manufacturing / Production
Maintenance Technician / Mechanic
MAINTENANCE ENGINEER - EAST LONDON
Monday to Friday DAYS | 37.5 HOURS | £57,000 + BONUS
Excellent Pension | Overtime | Extensive Training | Career Progression
AT A GLANCE- £57,000 salary + bonus
- Monday to Friday days - 7am to 3pm
- 5 hours per week
- Optional overtime at an excellent rate
- Excellent pension scheme
- Global manufacturing business
- Superb reputation within its industry
- Long-serving engineering and operational workforce
- Significant investment in employees, training and technology
- Extensive additional training available
- Opportunities to progress into Leadership, Reliability and Controls
- East London
- Heavy industrial / process / manufacturing experience required
Are you an experienced Maintenance Engineer looking for a Monday to Friday days role with a global business that genuinely invests in its people?
We are working with a highly respected global manufacturing organisation with a superb reputation within its industry. This is a business that has a genuine long-term approach to its employees, with many people having built significant careers within the company.
The organisation invests heavily in training, development and career progression. As a Maintenance Engineer, you will have access to additional technical training, including further electrical courses, PLC training and welding qualifications.
There are also clear opportunities to develop your career beyond the traditional Maintenance Engineer position, with potential progression into engineering leadership, reliability engineering or controls-focused roles.
This is an excellent opportunity for a Maintenance Engineer who wants to join a stable, successful business where people are valued, developed and encouraged to progress.
THE ROLEAs a Maintenance Engineer, you will be part of a multi-skilled engineering team responsible for maintaining and improving a demanding industrial production environment.
You will be involved in both planned and reactive maintenance, helping to maximise equipment reliability and minimise production downtime.
Key responsibilities will include:
- Carrying out planned preventative maintenance
- Responding to and repairing equipment breakdowns
- Electrical and mechanical fault finding
- Maintaining large-scale industrial and process equipment
- Working with pumps, motors, gearboxes and pneumatic systems
- Diagnosing faults and implementing effective repairs
- Identifying recurring equipment issues
- Supporting root cause analysis and permanent corrective actions
- Contributing to continuous improvement projects
- Working to engineering KPIs and site standards
- Supporting improvements to equipment reliability and performance
- Working closely with Production and other engineering disciplines
- Maintaining high standards of health and safety
This is a heavy industrial and process environment rather than a light manufacturing operation. The engineering team works with substantial industrial equipment and machinery, making this particularly suited to engineers who have worked in demanding industrial environments.
Relevant backgrounds could include:
- Water treatment i.e. Thames Water, Anglian Water, Essex & Suffolk Water, SSE Water
- Aggregate manufacturing
- Chemicals Manufacturers
- Quarrying
- Mining
- Tarmac and asphalt manufacturing
- Waste-to-energy
- Waste recycling
- Mills and heavy processing
- Marine and shipping
- Heavy manufacturing
- Process manufacturing
- Other heavy industrial environments
We are looking for a hands‑on Maintenance Engineer with a strong heavy industrial, process or manufacturing background.
You will ideally have:
- A Mechanical or Electrical Engineering qualification, apprenticeship or equivalent experience
- Strong hands‑on maintenance experience within a heavy industrial environment
- Electrical or mechanical bias with the ability to work…
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