Bottling Hall Engineer - Multi Skilled - Mechanical
Role Overview
Carry out engineering activities through the Work Management process to maintain Glen Turner assets and maximize availability.
Work safely to company and legislative standards while meeting required quality and workmanship.
Work with Operations and Maintenance teams and adjust working hours to business needs.
Key Skills for This Role
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Role purpose
Carry out engineering activities through the Work Management process to maintain Glen Turner assets and maximize availability.
Work safely to company and legislative standards while meeting required quality and workmanship.
Work with Operations and Maintenance teams and adjust working hours to business needs.
Work content
- Carry out proactive, preventive, predictive, corrective, and breakdown maintenance, including inspections, repairs, and equipment overhauls.
- Use the CMMS system and provide engineering support to Operations according to schedules.
- Install and commission new equipment and machinery, including bottling, labelling, case-packing, palletization, and conveyor systems.
- Install, inspect, and repair equipment in ATEX/DSEAR hazardous areas.
- Maintain service records and report equipment operating conditions.
- Support incident investigations, root-cause analysis, HAZOPs, MOC, and SIL assessments.
- Coordinate spare-parts availability and specifications and take part in obsolescence reviews.
- Complete required training, administrative work, and data collection; contribute to SOP development.
- Drive efficiency and safety, health, and environmental improvements; provide shift or out-of-hours support as required.
- Maintain hygienic working practices and contribute to site hygiene.
Essential qualifications and experience
- Relevant engineering qualification and recognised apprenticeship, with demonstrated competency.
- Minimum HNC in a mechanical discipline.
- Significant relevant experience and knowledge, including FMCG or building services, and knowledge of health and safety legislation.
- Prior FMCG experience and mechanical engineering experience in a COMAH or high-risk facility.
- Recognised four-year apprenticeship.
- Pragmatic problem-solving, planning, implementation, independent working, and communication skills.
Desirable qualifications and experience
- Five years post-apprenticeship experience in the spirit industry is desirable.
- An HND or engineering degree, plus other relevant qualifications, is desirable.
- Five years of Engineering Planner Scheduler / Stores Co-ordinator experience is preferred.
- Five years of FMCG manufacturing or whisky industry experience is listed as preferred.
Workplace and schedule
- The role is in person.
- Shift and out-of-hours plant support may be required.
- The source states full-time employment.
Benefits
- Benefits listed include company pension, cycle-to-work scheme, employee discount, life insurance, on-site parking, private medical insurance, and sick pay.
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