Telford, Shropshire
£45,000
Monday to Friday, 10 hour shifts Machines don’t fix themselves. Which is unfortunate, because if they did, this job wouldn’t exist.
We’re looking for a Farm Engineer to keep a busy agricultural operation moving. You’ll be maintaining, repairing and generally rescuing a wide range of machinery that has a habit of breaking at exactly the wrong time. This is not a “watch the clock and tick boxes” role. It’s a “something’s down, go sort it” kind of job.
You’ll be working across mechanical, electrical, hydraulic and pneumatic systems, diagnosing faults properly and fixing them so they stay fixed. Welding and fabrication will come into play too, along with general hands-on problem solving across site. There’s also telescopic JCB work involved, because nothing in farming ever stays in its lane. What you’ll be doing Keeping agricultural machinery running reliably and safely
Diagnosing and repairing mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic and electrical faults
MIG and TIG welding and fabrication work
Supporting safe use of oxy-fuel equipment and abrasive wheels
Operating telescopic JCB equipment when needed
Deciding what needs doing first, and getting on with it
Making sure everything you touch meets health and safety standards
What you’ll need Level 3 Mechanical Engineering qualification or equivalent experience
Solid background in agricultural or heavy machinery maintenance
Strong fault-finding skills, not guesswork and hope
Confident working with hydraulics and pneumatics
Welding experience (MIG and TIG)
Experience or tickets for telescopic JCB operation
Familiarity with oxy-fuel systems and abrasive wheels
A practical understanding of health and safety
Ability to work independently without being micro-managed
Basic MS Office skills for logging and reporting
Clear communication and a methodical approach
The reality of it If you like variety, hands-on work and solving problems properly, you’ll be fine here. If you want predictable, repetitive tasks and someone telling you exactly what to do every hour, you won’t.
This role suits someone who sees a broken machine and doesn’t panic, they just start figuring it out

Multi-Skilled Engineer (Food Manufacturing) Attleborough, Norfolk
£48,000 Double Days Shift Pattern This is a family-owned food manufacturing business with a small, close-knit engineering team and none of the usual corporate noise. The engineering function is led by a strong Engineering Manager who knows what good looks like and gives people the space to get on with the job properly. They’re not chasing a perfect CV. They’re looking for a good engineer from a food or similar production background who wants to get stuck in and be part of a team that actually works together. What you’ll be doing Carrying out planned preventative maintenance (PPM) across production equipment
Responding to breakdowns and getting lines back up and running quickly
Diagnosing and repairing electrical and mechanical faults
Supporting continuous production and reducing downtime
Working closely with production to resolve issues properly
Completing maintenance records and supporting site systems
Contributing to general improvement and reliability activity What we’re looking for Multi-skilled engineering background
Experience in food manufacturing or similar production environment
Confident fault-finding across electrical and mechanical systems
Experience with PPM and reactive maintenance
Positive attitude and willingness to get involved
Comfortable working within a small team where everyone pulls their weight
Strong awareness of health and safety The reality of the role This is not a layered, process-heavy environment. It’s a smaller site where people know each other, decisions happen quickly, and engineers are trusted to do their job without being buried in unnecessary systems. If you want structure, autonomy and a team that actually functions without politics, it’s a good place to be. If you need corporate layers and endless sign-off processes, you’ll find it a bit too straightforward

£46,000 - £54,000 (starting up to £50,000 depending on experience, qualifications and behaviours)
4 on 4 off (2 days, 2 nights) We’re looking for a Shift Engineer to support a fast-paced production environment, keeping equipment running, diagnosing faults quickly, and making sure downtime stays where it belongs, which is not on your shift. You’ll be part of a hands-on engineering team responsible for reactive and planned maintenance across a busy site where things move quickly and break occasionally at inconvenient times. What you’ll be doing Responding to breakdowns and restoring equipment safely and efficiently
Carrying out planned preventative maintenance tasks
Diagnosing mechanical, electrical, pneumatic and hydraulic faults
Supporting continuous production by reducing downtime and repeat failures
Working safely and effectively across rotating day and night shifts
Recording maintenance activity and supporting CMMS systems
Contributing to improvement activity and reliability initiatives
Working closely with production to resolve issues at root cause level
What we’re looking for Engineering qualification (Level 3 or equivalent experience)
Strong background in maintenance within manufacturing or FMCG environments
Confident fault-finding across mechanical and electrical systems
Good understanding of hydraulics, pneumatics and industrial equipment
Experience with planned maintenance systems and reactive breakdown work
Ability to work independently during night shifts without things going sideways
Strong awareness of health and safety standards
Clear communication and practical, methodical approach
The reality of the role
This is a shift role in the proper sense of the word. You will not be gently eased into problems at a convenient time. You’ll need to be comfortable switching between nights and days, reacting quickly when things fail, and keeping your head straight when the line decides it has other plans. If you want predictable hours and calm evenings, this is not that job. If you want variety, responsibility and the kind of engineering work where you actually get your hands dirty solving problems, it fits

Field Service Multi-Skilled Engineer (Electrical / Horticulture Systems)
£50,000+
Based in Hull
UK travel required
Company van and fuel card provided This is a field-based engineering role supporting horticultural and controlled environment systems across the UK.
The focus is on maintaining and improving automated growing environments where environmental control systems, electrical infrastructure and mechanical equipment all work together to keep production stable and consistent.
Candidates from food manufacturing are welcome, particularly where they have strong electrical and multi-skilled maintenance experience, but the core environment here is horticulture and controlled systems rather than food production. What you’ll be doing Carrying out planned preventative maintenance (PPM) across UK sites
Responding to reactive breakdowns and system faults
Diagnosing and repairing electrical and mechanical issues across controlled environment systems
Supporting horticultural and automated growing operations
Working independently on customer sites, often with minimal supervision
Completing accurate service reports and maintenance documentation
Managing your own workload across multiple UK locations
Occasional overnight stays depending on travel requirements
What we’re looking for Strong multi-skilled engineering background, ideally with an electrical bias
Experience in horticulture, agriculture, controlled environment systems, or similar automation-heavy settings
Food manufacturing engineers will be considered where strong electrical and maintenance experience is present
Confident fault-finding across electrical and mechanical systems
Experience with PPM and reactive maintenance in live operational environments
Comfortable working across varied environments, including plant rooms and production facilities
Willingness to travel extensively across the UK and stay away when required
Self-sufficient, organised and capable of working independently
Strong communication skills when working with site teams and operators
Full UK driving licence
The reality of the role This is not a single-site maintenance job. You’ll be moving between different controlled environments where reliability is critical and systems are often operating continuously. The work is varied, technically interesting and requires engineers who are comfortable thinking on their feet without constant supervision. If you want routine, fixed-site work, this won’t suit you. If you want autonomy, variety and exposure to modern controlled environment engineering

Multi-Skilled / Electrical Engineer (Food Manufacturing)
£47,508
5 on / 5 off (split days and nights) This is a continuously open engineering requirement within a busy food manufacturing environment, where there is ongoing demand for both multi-skilled and electrically biased engineers. Recruitment is active on an ongoing basis, and suitable candidates are progressed quickly due to operational need. What you’ll be doing Responding to breakdowns and restoring equipment safely and efficiently
Carrying out planned preventative maintenance (PPM) tasks
Diagnosing and repairing electrical and mechanical faults
Supporting continuous production and minimising downtime
Working as part of a shift engineering team on a 5 on / 5 off pattern
Recording maintenance activity accurately using site systems
Supporting reliability and continuous improvement activity
Maintaining strong health and safety compliance across all work
What we’re looking for Multi-skilled or electrically biased engineering background
Experience in food manufacturing or fast-paced production environments
Strong fault-finding ability across electrical and mechanical systems
Good understanding of industrial maintenance equipment and processes
Experience with PPM and reactive maintenance work
Comfortable working a 5 on / 5 off shift pattern including nights
Strong awareness of health and safety standards
Able to work effectively within a shift team environment
Practical, hands-on approach to problem solving
The reality of the role This is a busy, high-demand production environment where engineering coverage is critical.
Engineers are expected to respond quickly to issues, stabilise equipment and maintain production continuity. It suits individuals who are comfortable working in a fast-moving shift-based environment where priorities can change quickly. If you prefer slow-paced or predictable maintenance work, this is unlikely to be a fit. If you want a role where your skills are genuinely needed and used every shift, it is

Utilities Consultancy | Multiple UK Locations (North Yorkshire, Scotland, South East England) Milford RES is proud to be partnering with a leading utilities consultancy to recruit a Principal Overhead Line (OHL) Design Engineer. This is an exciting opportunity to play a key role in delivering major power infrastructure projects across the UK, supporting the transition to a more sustainable energy network. The Role
As a Principal OHL Design Engineer, you will take technical ownership of overhead line design projects, leading from concept through to detailed design and delivery. You’ll provide guidance to multidisciplinary teams, ensure compliance with industry standards, and act as a key technical authority within the business. Key Responsibilities * Lead the design and engineering of OHL projects (typically up to 400kV) * Oversee route selection, structural design, and line optimisation * Provide technical leadership and mentorship to junior engineers * Review and approve design calculations, drawings, and specifications * Liaise with clients, contractors, and stakeholders to ensure successful project delivery * Ensure designs meet regulatory, safety, and environmental standards About You * Proven experience in OHL design within the utilities or power sector (rail experience will also be considered) * Strong understanding of UK standards and design codes * Experience working on high-voltage transmission projects * Ability to lead teams and manage complex design packages * Chartered Engineer status (or working towards) preferred * Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills Location
Flexible office base in North Yorkshire, Scotland, or South East England, with hybrid working options available. Salary & Benefits * £70,000 – £90,000 basic salary * Company car or car allowance * Performance-related bonus * Competitive wider benefits package What’s on Offer * Opportunity to work on nationally significant infrastructure projects * Career progression within a growing and forward-thinking organisation * Support for professional development and chartership If you’re an experienced OHL Design Engineer ready to step into a principal role—or already operating at this level—this is a fantastic opportunity to make a real impact in the energy sector. To find out more or apply, contact Milford RES today

Production Engineer! Magnus Search are looking for a Production Engineer to join a rapidly growing company based in Exeter! Where you will be working Monday to Thursday 07:30 – 16:30 and Fridays 07:30 – 14:00 This is a full time permanent position offering a salary between £35,000 - £45,000 a year along with some fantastic benefits such as: A Flexi-Time Policy, Electric Vehicle lease scheme or Cycle to Work Scheme, Employee Assistance Programme for a range of health, life and work issues, along with generous staff discount on their products. You will also have access to discounts for supermarkets, cinemas, gifts and a wide range of other items. They offer 6.4 weeks starting holiday that will rise with length of service. As a Production Engineer your Key Responsibilities will be: \* Identify, assess and implement production and process improvements \* Support lean ways of working to improve manufacturing efficiency and output \* Support new product introduction and change requests to ensure production-efficient and safe designs \* Work closely with Production, Quality and Engineering teams to improve processes \* Assist with operating instructions, reports and technical documentation \* Ensure compliance with health, safety, quality and environmental standards Too be successful you will need: \* HNC / HND (or equivalent) in an Engineering discipline \* Experience delivering manufacturing and process improvements in batch production \* Knowledge of sheet metal fabrication processes \* Quality experience including DFMEA / PFMEA \* Strong communication, organisation and problem-solving skills \* Project management experience and a collaborative approach Please note that this company does not offer Sponsorship. If you feel you have what it takes, then do not delay apply today! In order to achieve the higher salary bracket, you must meet all the requirements at interview stage

ABOUT THE OPPORTUNITY A leading global manufacturer is seeking an Electrical Maintenance Engineer to join its high‑performing engineering team. Operating a 24/7 facility, you’ll play a key role in keeping advanced production and service equipment running safely, efficiently and reliably. This position suits an engineer who enjoys varied technical challenges, thrives in a fast‑moving environment, and is committed to maintaining strong safety and compliance standards. WHAT TO EXPECT This role involves supporting both planned and reactive maintenance to maximise equipment uptime and performance. You will work across a wide range of machinery, applying technical expertise to ensure the reliability of critical production assets. Day‑to‑day, you can expect to: Carry out electrical fault‑finding, diagnostics and repairs to restore machine performance
Complete routine planned maintenance tasks within required timeframes
Document maintenance work, identify follow‑up actions and support spares planning
Repair components in the workshop and interpret electrical drawings and diagnostic data
Support continuous improvement and energy‑saving initiatives through design and modification work WHAT YOU’LL NEED We’re looking for a hands‑on engineer with a proactive approach and strong electrical expertise. To be successful, you will need: Apprentice trained, with a recognised electrical engineering qualification (minimum NVQ Level 3 or equivalent)
Proven experience in a manufacturing or industrial setting
Strong understanding of health & safety and commitment to compliance
Good diagnostic ability and familiarity with maintenance software
Strong organisational and communication skillsExperience with contractor management or permit‑to‑work systems is an advantage

We are seeking a Control Panel Design Engineer to join a growing industrial controls and automation team. This is a hands-on role, combining panel design, wiring, and testing for a variety of industrial projects. You will work closely with the engineering and production teams to ensure panels are designed efficiently, meet customer specifications, and comply with BS 7671 and relevant international standards. Key Responsibilities for Control Panel Design Engineer \* Design and produce electrical control panel schematics and layouts. \* Prepare manufacturing instructions, wiring diagrams, and BOMs for production teams. \* Support panel build, wiring, testing, and commissioning. \* Work with VFDs, three-phase motors, PLCs, relay logic, and safety circuits. \* Ensure compliance with BS 7671, IEC standards, and international regulations. \* Collaborate with engineering and production teams to optimise panel design and efficiency. \* Evaluate components for cost, quality, and delivery. \* Support FAT (Factory Acceptance Testing) and site commissioning preparation. Required Skills & Experience for Control Panel Design Engineer Essential: \* Experience in control panel design, assembly, wiring, and testing. \* Knowledge of electrical control systems, PLCs, VFDs, relay logic, and three-phase motors. \* Ability to read and produce electrical schematics and wiring diagrams. \* Understanding of BS 7671 / 18th Edition Wiring Regulations. \* Good communication skills and ability to work in team and independently. \* Electrical engineering qualification (HND, HNC, NVQ Level 3, or equivalent). Desirable: \* Experience with AutoCAD Electrical, EPLAN Electric P8, or SOLIDWORKS Electrical. \* Experience in industrial automation or instrumentation environments. \* Familiarity with international control panel standards (USA, Canada, Europe). Benefits \* Competitive salary and bonus opportunities. \* Career development and training in panel design and industrial automation. \* Pension, holiday allowance, and company benefits. \* Work in a dynamic and growing team

About the Role
We are looking for a Service Engineer to join our growing service team. You will be responsible for servicing, maintaining, and repairing recycling equipment on both a scheduled and reactive basis, ensuring high standards of work and outstanding customer service.
Candidates must have electrical experience / background and also worked on hydraulic machines or baler and compactor equipment.
Key Responsibilities for the service engineer * Perform routine and emergency maintenance on recycling equipment * Work within customer SLA (Service Level Agreement) requirements * Communicate effectively with the Service Planning and Field Supervisors * Maintain accurate records of work completed, time on site, and parts used * Diagnose faults using hydraulic and electrical diagrams and testing equipment * Support the sales team by passing on any potential business leads * Occasionally work outside of your area or stay overnight when required * Ensure compliance with company health & safety policies and procedures * Maintain van stock levels and ensure PPE, tools, and vehicle are kept in good condition
Service engineer, what we need from candidate: * Proven fault-finding and diagnostic skills * Understanding of hydraulic and electrical systems * Experience reading and interpreting technical circuit diagrams * Comfortable working independently and managing your own schedule * Excellent communication and customer service skills * Full UK driving licence
Desirable Qualifications * City & Guilds or NVQ Level 3 in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering * Experience using electrical and hydraulic test equipment * Familiarity with single and three-phase systems * Background in waste, plant, recycling, or similar equipment servicing
Benefits * Competitive salary and overtime pay * Company vehicle and fuel card * Ongoing training and development * PPE and tools provided * 25 days holiday + bank holidays * Pension scheme * Career progression opportunities

Role: Electrical Installation Engineer
Location: Leicestershire Salary: 35k to 45k
Employment Type: Full-time Position Overview We are seeking an experienced and motivated Electrical Installation Engineer with a minimum of 3 years’ experience in a similar role. The ideal candidate will be capable of working with minimal supervision while contributing positively to a dynamic, busy team. This role involves both on-site installation work at customer premises and control panel wiring in our workshop. Key Responsibilities * Install electrical control panels to CAD drawings provided by in-house electrical designers. * Install mains, 24V DC and communication cables. * Install cable containment systems to support wiring. * Wire motors, sensors, and remote Input/Output (I/O) nodes. * Terminate field cables in control panels. * Install and configure AC servo drives and inverter motor controllers. * Ensure all work complies with current electrical safety regulations and best practices. * Work on-site at customer premises in the automotive, aerospace, and logistics industries. * Undertake weekend work and overnight stays as required. * Promote a strong health and safety culture within all work environments. Requirements for the Electrical Installation Engineer * Minimum 3 years’ experience in a similar role. * Strong understanding of electrical systems, installations, and components. * Proven experience in wiring motors, sensors, I/O nodes, and control panels. * Ability to read and interpret electrical CAD drawings. * Knowledge of electrical safety regulations and compliance standards. * Excellent fault-finding, problem-solving, and analytical skills. * Ability to work independently and collaboratively as part of a team. * Strong communication skills (verbal and written). * Willingness to work weekends, overtime, and stay overnight when required. * Demonstrates a proactive approach to maintaining a safe working environment

We are seeking an experienced Control Systems Engineer to join a well-established and growing team, supporting a strong pipeline of projects across the Food & Beverage and Manufacturing sectors. This role will involve interpreting customer requirements, producing project specifications, and developing and implementing software for control systems solutions. You will be responsible for designing bespoke PLC code and intuitive HMI interfaces, primarily using Siemens and Allen-Bradley/Rockwell platforms. Experience with SQL and SCADA is highly desirable. Key Responsibilities for Control Sytems Engineer \* Develop custom PLC code from scratch, tailored to project requirements \* Design user-friendly HMIs for seamless operator interaction \* Interpret client documentation, such as User Requirement Specifications (URS) and Functional Design Specifications (FDS) \* Support onsite commissioning and testing at project completion (max 20%) \* Work collaboratively with the wider project team to deliver high-quality automation solutions Requirements for Control Systems Engineer \* Minimum of 2 years’ experience in control systems engineering or automation \* Strong understanding of machine processes and line control \* Be proficient programming PLC applications from scratch and with various platforms Siemens TIA Portal and/or Rockwell Studio 5000 \* Knowledge of electrical systems and installations \* Desirable: SQL and SCADA experience \* Experience in industrial or manufacturing environments Benefits \* Competitive salary: £45,000 - £53,000 \* Electric company car \* Hybrid working \* Private health care \* Workplace pension scheme

Are you an engineer with a passion for delivering complex automation projects? Have you worked on integrated systems, capital equipment, or large‑scale automated solutions? We are looking for a Project Design Engineer to join our Project Engineering team, supporting the delivery of innovative automation projects for high‑profile clients across the UK. Why join us? \* Competitive salary & benefits package \* Hybrid working, we care about your work-life balance \* Work on large‑scale, cutting‑edge automation projects \* Collaborative engineering environment with strong career development What will you be doing? \* Develop project layouts, specifications, and detailed designs from contract requirements \* Produce general arrangement drawings and subsystem designs using AutoCAD and Inventor \* Support the creation of design risk assessments and ensure compliance with EN standards and CE / UKCA requirements \* Work closely with other engineering departments, project management, and procurement to deliver projects from design through to installation and handover \* Attend client sites when required to support installation and resolve engineering issues \* Produce a project technical file including drawings, specifications, BOMs, O&M documentation, and risk assessments What we are looking for? \* Mechanical Engineering qualification (Degree preferred, HNC minimum with relevant experience) \* Background in automation, capital equipment, or large‑scale engineered systems \* Strong 2D and 3D CAD skills (AutoCAD and Inventor preferred) \* International travel required on a limited basis \* Full UK driving licence and right to work in the UK What are you waiting for? Make your application today

Job Title: Control & Instrumentation Engineer Working Location: Guildford (Site-Based) Contract Type: Permanent Why This Role Stands Out ✔ Work on a live operational asset (not just office-based design) ✔ Strong focus on SIS, PLCs, and functional safety ✔ Mix of troubleshooting, upgrades, and project work ✔ Opportunity to lead small projects and influence improvements ✔ Close working with operations and maintenance teams Key Responsibilities - Supporting and improving process control systems and Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS) - Working on PLC / DCS systems (including Siemens, Allen Bradley, Honeywell) - Delivering control system upgrades and modifications - Producing SIL documentation, SRS, and verification work - Supporting plant troubleshooting and root cause analysis - Ensuring compliance with IEC 61508 / 61511 standards - Supporting hazardous area instrumentation (ATEX environments) - Working closely with operations, maintenance, and engineering teams - Supporting commissioning, testing, and system improvements Requirements - Experience in Control & Instrumentation / Control Systems within process, energy, or industrial environments - Hands-on experience with PLCs / DCS (Siemens, Honeywell, ABB, etc.) - Strong understanding of SIS and functional safety (IEC 61508 / 61511) - Experience working on or supporting live plant operations - Familiar with hazardous areas (ATEX / BS EN 60079) - Practical, problem-solving mindset with strong stakeholder engagement Benefits - Competitive benefits package - Real-world project delivery and ownership - Opportunities to work on operational improvements - Collaborative environment with cross-functional teams Apply now to take ownership of control and instrumentation systems in a dynamic, hands-on site-based role

Project Engineer (MEICA) Our client is an established UK infrastructure specialist delivering engineering and construction projects across key regulated sectors. As a Tier 1 partner on long-term frameworks, they combine in-house expertise with a hands-on delivery approach to take projects from concept through to completion. This is an opportunity to deliver complex infrastructure, take ownership of engineering, and drive projects from design through to site. We’re looking for a MEICA Project Engineer to take technical ownership across major UK infrastructure programmes. You’ll sit at the centre of project delivery—bridging design, commercial, and construction teams—to ensure projects are safe, efficient, and delivered right first time. This role goes beyond coordination. You’ll influence design decisions, challenge methodologies, and play a key role in driving delivery on site. What you’ll be doing * Leading the technical delivery of MEICA packages from concept through to completion * Producing and reviewing functional specs, drawings, and technical documentation * Managing suppliers, subcontractors, and engineering partners * Working closely with Project Managers to deliver projects on time, on budget, and safely * Driving buildability, efficiency, and value engineering across the lifecycle * Identifying and mitigating technical and delivery risks * Supporting commercial teams with variations, scope changes, and cost inputs * Carrying out technical assurance, audits, and quality checks * Acting as a key interface between design, site teams, and clients * Troubleshooting engineering challenges and keeping projects moving What we’re looking for * Background in MEICA, industrial installations, or infrastructure projects * Strong understanding of design, construction, and commissioning interfaces * Confident working across multiple stakeholders and disciplines * A hands-on problem solver who can make decisions under pressure * Solid grasp of health & safety and risk management * Able to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment You’ll likely have: * Degree (or equivalent) in Mechanical, Electrical, ICA, or related field * Site certifications (e.g. CSCS, SMSTS/SSSTS) * Experience working in utilities, water, or infrastructure environments Why this role stands out * Work on secured, long-term infrastructure frameworks—not just one-off projects * Real ownership in a direct delivery environment (not just managing subcontractors) * Exposure to full project lifecycle—design through to build and handover * Opportunity to influence how things are built, not just what gets built * Clear pathway for progression in a business that promotes from within The kind of person who thrives here You’re practical, not theoretical.
You challenge designs when they don’t work on site.
You take responsibility and push projects forward. If you want to move closer to delivery, have more technical influence, and actually see your decisions built—this is that role

Asset Support Engineer (EAM / CMMS) Permanent Working Location: Guildford (Site-Based) Key Responsibilities: - Managing and improving EAM / CMMS systems (PM, CM, work orders) - Maintaining accurate asset registers, hierarchies, and criticality data - Supporting maintenance planning, shutdowns, and campaigns - Optimising preventive maintenance schedules and work programmes - Working with engineering and operations teams to align asset data - Supporting spare parts, inventory, and maintenance planning - Producing reports, dashboards, and KPIs (Excel / Power BI etc.) - Analysing asset performance and identifying improvement opportunities - Supporting system upgrades, changes, and continuous improvement Requirements: - Experience using EAM / CMMS systems (SAP, Maximo, or similar) - Background in energy, process, or industrial environments - Understanding of maintenance strategy, asset management, and reliability - Experience working with plant equipment (pumps, valves, motors, etc.) - Strong data skills (Excel, Power BI, or similar tools) - High attention to detail and strong communication skills Why This Role Stands Out: - Key role linking engineering, maintenance, and data - Strong focus on EAM / CMMS optimisation and strategy - Mix of system ownership and on-site asset understanding - Opportunity to influence maintenance and reliability performance - Exposure to shutdown planning and asset lifecycle management Contract Type: Permanent Work Schedule: Site-Based Benefits: Competitive benefits offered If you're motivated by the challenge of optimising asset management and reliability, and want to work at the intersection of engineering, data, and operations, this is your opportunity to make a true impact

Job Title: Electrical Project Engineer Working Location: London (Hybrid - 2 days office / 3 days home) Contract Type: Contract Key Responsibilities: - Prepare and review Ex equipment datasheets - Develop load lists, cable sizing, and voltage drop calculations - Produce and review electrical specifications and switchboard packages - Review vendor documentation against project requirements - Liaise with suppliers and vendors - Support site and project interfaces Requirements: - Experience in oil & gas or petrochemical environments - Strong understanding of IEC 60079 (hazardous areas) - Experience with electrical design and calculations - Knowledge of industrial communication networks - Comfortable working across design and project delivery phases - Strong Excel and document preparation skills Why This Role Stands Out: - Exposure to FPSO and FSO and offshore projects - Strong mix of design, vendor, and project interface responsibilities - Opportunity to work on specialist electrical systems - Open to mid or more experienced engineers Contract Details: - Contract - Will submit expectations - London (Hybrid - 2 days office/3 days home) Work Schedule: - Hybrid working model - 2 days in office, 3 days from home This is an excellent opportunity for Electrical Engineers with offshore or process background to engage in high-profile FPSO/FSO projects and work on specialist marine systems within a collaborative and diverse engineering team. Apply now to bring your expertise to challenging and rewarding projects in a thriving sector

Field Service Engineer Location: Covering South East
Salary: Up to £40,000 Basic + OTE + Company Car The Role As a Service Engineer, you will be responsible for the commissioning, maintenance, and repair of automated storage at customer sites. You will take a proactive approach to machine performance, preventative maintenance, and continuous improvement. Key Responsibilities * Electrical and mechanical fault finding, mainly electrical * Provide a high quality of customer service in accordance with established policy. * Communicate effectively with customers * Accurately report on a visit-by-visit basis via appropriate documentation/call tracker in a timely manner. * Work with minimum supervision, always maintaining appropriate communication. * To aid and assist fellow workers as and when required. * Ensure that all personal PPE is maintained as required and inspected at required intervals. * Work within agreed quality and health and safety standards Requirements * Electrical/electronic quals essential, nvq, c&g, btec * Industrial background is essential (Manf, engineering, production) * Must have worked on 3 phase motors, 415v, testing a cpu * Basic mechanical principles are desirable Package * Salary £36,000 - £40,000 base * OTE £50,000 + * Car, iPhone, Laptop, Tools * Overtime / Door to door, Time and ½ * Annual bonus scheme (Roughly 10%, company performance based)

Maintenance Engineer (Crewkerne) Location: Crewkerne, UK Salary: £49,300 - £53,500 (For Multiskilled Engineers) Shift Pattern: Four on four off (Days) A block of four nights every 3 weeks rotated with the other engineers on shift About the Role We are recruiting for a Multi-Skilled Maintenance Engineer to join a passionate team at one of the UK’s leading food manufacturers. This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to a growing company known for producing high-quality yogurts, desserts, and ice cream. You will be integral to ensuring the smooth running of machinery, keeping operations efficient, and minimizing downtime. As a member of the team, you'll be involved in preventative maintenance, root cause analysis, and continuous improvement in a fast-paced, large-scale manufacturing environment. You'll have the chance to influence how the business operates as you contribute to ongoing development and improvements within the team. Key Responsibilities Perform planned preventative maintenance and reactive repairs on machinery across the site Minimize downtime and troubleshoot faults in a high-volume manufacturing environment Assist with root cause analysis and continuous improvement initiatives Support project work, including the introduction of new plant and equipment Collaborate with the team to improve operational efficiencies and ensure business success Requirements Experience in Food, FMCG, Pharmaceutical, or manufacturing environments Electrical and mechanical maintenance experience Strong fault finding and root cause analysis skills Multi-disciplined capability with a focus on preventative maintenance Familiarity with Allen Bradley PLC systems is beneficial Qualifications are desirable, but time-served engineers will also be considered Why Join Us? Work for an independent, British company that prides itself on delivering the highest quality products Join a business that produces 25% of the UK’s packaged yogurt Be part of a team on a journey to becoming a world-class Engineering team Opportunity to influence and grow with the business, while advancing your career Package & Benefits Salary: £49,300 - £53,500 (For Multiskilled Engineers) Shift Pattern: Four on, Four off (Days) shift ) A block of four nights every 3 weeks rotated with the other engineers on shift. Pension: 7% non-contributory pension plan Sick Pay: Generous sick pay scheme Overtime: Paid at time and a half Career Growth: Personal development and career pathway programs How to Apply If you're a skilled Multi-Skilled Maintenance Engineer ready for an exciting new opportunity in a growing, supportive team, we’d love to hear from you. Apply today and join us in our journey to make the best products while developing your career. Please reach pout to Ryan Guy on (phone number removed) or

BMS / Commercial Gas Engineer – Technical Team Leader Location: Knowsley (Site & Office Based) Contract: Full?time, Permanent The Role We are recruiting an experienced BMS / Commercial Gas Engineer to operate as a Technical Team Leader (TTL), providing hands?on expertise alongside the supervision of a multidisciplinary engineering team. This role sits at the heart of our commercial operations and will suit someone with a strong Building Management Systems (BMS) background, commercial gas knowledge, and the confidence to lead engineers across multiple workstreams. You’ll report directly to the Commercial Lead and will be responsible for a team of 5, including Gas Engineers and Wet Fitters, delivering planned and reactive maintenance across commercial sites. Key Responsibilities Technical leadership and day?to?day supervision of a commercial engineering team Act as the senior technical point of contact for BMS diagnostics, fault?finding and troubleshooting Oversight of commercial gas plant, heating systems, HVAC and associated controls Support, develop and performance?manage engineers on site Technical ownership of BMS systems, including: Trend / KNX systems Heat metering and billing platforms Integration, monitoring and fault resolution Ensure works are delivered safely, compliantly and to agreed standards Liaise with clients, management and office teams to maintain service excellence Mix of on?site and office?based work, depending on operational need About the Systems BMS systems control critical building infrastructure including fire alarms, ventilation, heating and energy management. This role requires strong electrical and computer?based diagnostic capability within a specialist building controls environment. About You We’re keen to speak with candidates who are commercially experienced and can demonstrate leadership as well as hands?on technical ability. Essential: Strong experience working with BMS systems (Trend, KNX or similar) Commercial environment experience (domestic background not suitable) Proven supervisory / team?leading experience across multiple engineers Technical fault?finding and diagnostic expertise Solid understanding of commercial heating plant and controls Relevant commercial qualifications ACS qualifications: CCN1, HTR1, CKR1, CENWAT COCN1, ICPN1, TPCP1A, CDGA1, CIGA1 Full UK driving licence Desirable (but not essential): Experience with heat metering and energy billing platforms Candidates with strong BMS experience but limited gas exposure will still be considered, provided they bring the right leadership and commercial mindset. Why Join Us? Key leadership role within a technically strong commercial team Opportunity to shape and develop engineers Varied, complex systems across commercial sites Stable, long?term position based from Knowsley Closing Date: 29th May 2026 (We may close early due to high demand)

Position: Embedded Software Engineer Salary: Up to £60,000 Location: York (Hybrid working available) Our client offers an exciting opportunity to play a central role in developing and delivering software for international projects. You’ll be involved throughout the full lifecycle-from initial concept through to deployment-helping bring innovative features to market. In this role, you’ll tackle complex technical challenges, working with advanced algorithms, data structures, and language parsing technologies. They are looking for a motivated and innovative embedded software engineer with a strong foundation in computer science and a proactive, “can-do” mindset. Ideal candidates will have experience in several of the following areas: Strong background in reliable, embedded, or real-time software systems
Degree or PhD in Computer Science or a related field
Excellent communication skills for customer-facing work
Ability to manage workloads independently and stay organized under pressure
Strong written and spoken English skills
Experience with real-time operating systems (RTOS)You’ll be part of a collaborative and supportive team focused on delivering high-quality software for next-generation, products. Day-to-day responsibilities include: Providing integration, consultancy, and training services to global clients
Supporting product development by translating customer requirements into practical solutions
Assisting with technical pre-sales, including demonstrations and proof-of-concept work
Developing and maintaining software
Delivering responsive and effective customer support, including on-site visits
Working with a wide range of processors, compilers, debuggers, and RTOS environmentsBased in York, the position offers flexible hours and hybrid working options. You’ll join a friendly, forward-thinking team with a shared passion for technology in an open and innovative work environment. Benefits include: Flexible working hours
33 days annual leave (including bank holidays)
Private pension scheme
Cycle-to-work scheme
Team events and away days
Complimentary fruit and drinks
On-site parking for cars and bikesApply today with an up to date CV and a member of the KO2 team will be in touch to discuss