Maintenance Engineer Apprentice - BIM UK Ltd, Bolton, BL1
| Vacancy Ref: VC0977 | Sector: Engineering Maintenance |
| Location: Bolton | Postcode Area: BL1 |
| Salary/Hour: £300 per week | Hours: 37.5 |
| Entry Qualifications: A-C / 4+ in English and Maths GCSE | |
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Skills & Qualities:
SKILLS 1. Ability to logically fault find 2. Interest in inverters, motors, gearboxes and pumps, stirrers. 3. Working in an environment with circuits from 415 to 24VDC power & control 4. Interest in basic pneumatics 5. Understanding mechanical drawings 6. making simple mechanical schematics SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE 7. Good problem-solving / organisational skills 8. Worked in a factory environment 9. Ability to logically fault find 10. Team Player – though capable of working on own initiative 11. Dealing with timescales 12. Ability to use Microsoft office spreadsheets 13. Forklift truck driving – can be trained. 14. Safety Trained PERSONALITY 15. Self-motivator 16. Flexible 17. Resilient |
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Job Description:
We are a fast-growing, innovative chemical specialist focusing on creating more value from fewer resources and use the world’s limited resources more efficiently. Together with our customers and partners we will contribute to make life on earth more sustainable, healthy and inspiring. Our offering is founded on a strong commitment to help customers in the pulp and paper industry to sustainably maintain and develop their natural resources and raw materials. We are an entrepreneurial family business with long term focus on innovation, customer-oriented flexibility and sustainability. We are looking for a Maintenance Engineer Apprentice to join the small engineering team supporting our factory. Contribute to breakdown and maintenance cover across BIM UK Ltd factory. Working to avoid and prevent machine failure during the production shift. Respond to health and safety repairs as a matter of urgency, ensuring equipment is maintained and safe for other staff. Carry out preventive maintenance tasks scheduled to required standard Conduct periodic machine observation identifying potential failure or deterioration. Report potential failure or performance deterioration to engineering and production Manager on issue, cause and possible fix. Complete agreed remedial work Use knowledge of failure history to identify problematic parts. Prevent losses (equipment damage), accidents or injuries by correct maintenance of equipment Conduct machine observation during the shift, identifying potential safety risks. Conduct risk assessment prior to any maintenance work and ensure conclusions are implemented prior to start of work to remove hazards Ensure equipment is handed back to production in 100% safe condition Be aware of incident reports and work with operational managers to prevent re-occurrence. Complete corrective actions during shift to return equipment to standard output, quality and waste levels Respond immediately to equipment failures Agree effective solution to the fault with senior engineers Effect the solution, and report on nature of fault, cause and solution via computerised maintenance system. Identify parts needed and arrange with engineering staff to order for these when needed Identify, recommend and implement machinery improvements Regularly observe the operation of all equipment Identify wear and tear. Suggest solutions to reduce losses / improve materials yield to the Production Manager Observe and understand non-productive activities such as hygiene cleaning. Identify opportunities to reduce the time taken for these activities. Minimise the risk of call outs. Work with BIM’s contractor procedures. Installation of new equipment and fittings as part of the engineering team, where appropriate. Help maintain the building structure and condition of the site within reason. Other similar tasks as requested. |
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