Role: Workshop Engineer

Contract: Permanent

Location: Maidenhead

The Briggs Equipment Group is a leading provider of asset management and maintenance solutions across the UK and Ireland. If you don’t feel like you meet all of the role criteria outlined below please don’t let that discourage you from applying.

The Impact you will have:

• The service and maintenance of diesel, LPG and electrical materials handling equipment
• Fault finding, planned preventative maintenance and pre delivery inspection of forklift trucks
• Maintaining a clean and orderly working area including common areas
• Adhering to all health and safety guidelines and workshop rules
• Completing job cards and ensuring all required parts to complete tasks are ordered

What will help you to excel in this role:

• Experience of working on either; cars, forklifts, plant equipment, cleaning machines, powered access, HGV’s or similar.Relevant technical qualification
• Previous experience within either a workshop or field based position
• Good understanding of hydraulic, mechanical and electrical principals
• The ability to work independently and under pressure
• The ability to manage and prioritise workload

What you can expect from us:

• Negotiable base salary up too £39,496
• Future development and career opportunities
• Contributory pension scheme with employer contributions up to 6%
• Profitshare bonus based on business performance
• Paycare and eyecare health scheme
• High street discounts

What’s next

• If you are interested in joining the Briggs Group then please click on the apply now button and a member of the team will be in touch
• Not sure if this is the right role for you? Please feel free to visit the careers page on our website and send us your CV speculatively for a member of the team to review
• If you require any reasonable adjustments to assist you in the interview process, then please contact a member of the Recruitment team and inform them prior to attending so we can ensure these are met

Warrington

Circa £59,000 + Bonus

Rotating Shift (3 Week Pattern followed by 7 off)

Due to significant investment and automation activities on a large world class manufacturing site, we have a recruitment drive for PLC biased Electrical Controls Engineers. Newly created roles!

Reporting to the Site Controls & Automation Manager, you will be responsible for automation, controls and electrical systems of the production plant.

Key Responsibilities – Site Automation Engineer

Responsible for the development, implementation, documentation, test and maintenance of software, for:

Inverter drives

Programmable safety systems

PLCs

Servo drives

SCADA system

Operator interface (HMI) screens

Train and provide advice to Engineers and Operators as required

PLC alterations & improvements

New installations, including programming of software

Ensuring machines and equipment are safe, working efficiently and fit for purpose

You’ll collaborate across teams and contribute to key improvement projects, while gaining experience with a variety of control systems

Diagnose and troubleshoot complex machine faults to reduce downtime

Develop automation skills and techniques through OEM training

Coach and mentor Maintenance Engineers on control systems

Proactive in detecting, reporting, diagnosing and predicting potential or existing software and electronic issues on all equipment

You’ll be involved in fault-finding, diagnostics, and implementing permanent solutions to ensure safety, quality, and efficiency

Requirements & Qualifications – Site Automation Engineer

Must possess an electrical engineering qualification (HNC/HND Level)

A working knowledge of PLC systems and HMI software

Experience maintaining electrical/control systems on complex process and/or high-speed production equipment

Experience troubleshooting, testing, and repairing instrumentation devices

Experience in PLC touch screen controls and electrical maintenance

Problem solving and root cause analysis experience

PLC programming skills

Time served Electrical Engineer

Automation / Controls apprentice with several years post qualification work experience within a manufacturing environment

HNC in Electrical Engineering or equivalent

Ability to fault find and implement program modifications on a range of PLCs & SCADA

Knowledge of servo drives and inverters

Experience of fault-finding on industrial communication networks

Experience of designing & modifying control circuits and program logic

What we can offer – Site Automation Engineer

Best-in-class learning and development support from day one

Yearly Bonus

Matched Pension up to 12%

An industry competitive salary and benefits package, including company bonus.

25 days holiday + bank holidays with the option to buy additional plus 7 days off every 4 weeks on working pattern

Share save scheme and exceptional reward events

For more information on this role, please contact Andrew Haddon on 01453 796617 or send a copy of your CV to

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Role would suit someone with a background as: an electrical maintenance engineer, PLC engineer, Automation Engineer or Electrical Engineer in a manufacturing environment

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Synopsis: My Client is seeking a Field Service Engineer from an Electrical / Electronic background responsible for Commissioning, Repair and Service on UPS systems. Excellent £K Negotiable Base Salary, £K Realistic Year 1 OTE depending on experience. Pension. Company Car/Van, Phone, Laptop etc. Greater Manchester, East / West Midlands, Central England Job Title: Service Engineer Power Systems Package: To £50K Negotiablebase salary,£60/65K plus realistic Year1 OTE, D o E, Pension. Car/ Van etc Area / Location:Client is flexible on location: Greater Manchester, East and West Midlands, Central England Brief job description: My Client is an international provider of UPS systems and solutions; providing secure power and business continuity to customers worldwide. Their innovative and comprehensive range of UPS systems and services protect a wide variety of organisations from the damaging effects of poor quality electrical power and power supply interruptions. The Client now seeks experienced Field Service Engineers to coverCentral England with a flexible home base As an integral member of the Service Operations team you will be responsible for providing a Commissioning, Maintenance and Repair Service on industrial UPS, charger and associated equipment supplied or maintained by the Client. This is afield based position primarily UK-based working on the industrial side of the Client business which is mainly onshore and offshore Oil/Gas facilities and Nuclear locations.Some travel time away from home should be expected with this position Qualifications: Minimum 2 years experience as a Service engineer. Experience in the Electrical/Electronic Industry or similar. Client will also consider ex Service personnel with learning / transferrable skill sets and recent graduates with related early career experience Strong focus on customer satisfaction and long-term customer relation building. HNC /HND in Electrical/Electronic engineering or equivalent. Excellent written and verbal communications. Excellent organizational and time management skills. Self-motivated and capable of operating with minimal supervision. Experience working on industrial sites (Power Stations, Oil & Gas locations, Nuclear facilities etc) would be an advantage Ability to successfully interface with various departments and personnel in potentially stressful situations. Clean Driving License. IT conversant a laptop computer or equivalent is used for interfacing with the Companys products and for completing service reports and timesheets.

Control Systems Engineer - Chester (Hybrid)
Are you a C&I Engineer who enjoys producing clear, well-thought-out specifications?
Do you like working across the full design lifecycle, from concept through to testing?
Are you looking for a technically challenging role with flexibility built in?

What’s in it for you
Salary up to 74,000
Company performance bonus
25 days holiday plus bank holidays and the option of an extra 2 days per month due flexi-arrangements
Private healthcare (individual cover)
Hybrid working - up to 2 days from home per week (subject to security and business need)
Company sick pay
Defined contribution pension scheme
Life assurance - 7x annual salary

What will you be doing?
Producing detailed technical specifications, including functional and control system logic specifications
Developing control system designs, logic simulations and performance models
Specifying control system hardware and instrumentation
Working with subcontractors, reviewing and approving detailed design drawings
Reviewing supplier test specifications and attending factory acceptance tests
Supporting technical reviews and presenting design information internally and to customers
Analysing plant, commissioning and test data to identify performance improvements
Developing and maintaining control system design standards
Supporting project proposals, including schedules and cost forecasts
Managing deliverables and providing clear status updates to stakeholders
Occasional travel to European suppliers and customer sites

Where you’ll be doing it
You’ll be based at a specialist engineering facility near Chester, working for a high-tech engineering business delivering complex control and instrumentation solutions within a highly regulated environment. The work is technically demanding, safety-focused and long-term in nature.

What you’ll need
A degree in Electrical, Electronic or a related engineering discipline
Experience specifying or designing control systems in process or industrial environments
Strong ability to produce high-quality technical specifications and reports
Experience working with and overseeing subcontractors
Knowledge of PLC hardware, I/O, networks and power supplies
Understanding of control cabinet design and construction
Experience with instrumentation design, including accuracy, EMC and measurement techniques
Awareness of standards such as UKCA, CE and UL
Knowledge of PLC programming standards and SCADA design principles
Practical experience supporting equipment testing
Good communication skills and strong IT literacy
French or German language skills would be beneficial, but not essential

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