RJN Engineering Selection

Maintenance engineers play a vital role in keeping manufacturing operations running safely and efficiently. Their work includes planned maintenance, fault-finding, repairs and responding to equipment failures to minimise disruption to production.

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RJN Engineering Selection specialises in recruiting mechanical, electrical and multi-skilled maintenance engineers for manufacturing and industrial businesses.

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Typical job roles

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Roles may include:

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• Mechanical Maintenance Engineer

• Electrical Maintenance Engineer

• Multi-Skilled Maintenance Engineer

• Maintenance Technician

• Shift Engineer

• Mechanical Fitter

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Industries and working environments

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Maintenance engineers are required across almost every type of manufacturing and industrial operation, including:

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• Food and beverage production

• Automotive and component manufacturing

• Plastics and polymer processing

• Metals, fabrication and precision engineering

• Packaging and paper production

• Building products and materials

• Ceramics, glass and other process industries

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The machinery and equipment vary by site but may include production lines, conveyors, pumps, motors, gearboxes, hydraulic and pneumatic systems, presses, CNC machinery and packaging equipment.

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How we help employers

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The right maintenance engineer needs more than a suitable job title. Employers may require particular mechanical or electrical skills, experience with specific machinery, automation knowledge or the ability to work in a fast-paced production environment.

We take time to understand the equipment, responsibilities and technical capabilities required, helping employers find engineers suited to their operation and maintenance team.

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How we help engineers

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Maintenance roles vary considerably in their technical demands, working patterns and opportunities for progression. Some offer broad multi-skilled experience, while others provide the chance to develop expertise in a particular discipline or type of equipment.

We discuss your technical skills, experience and career priorities to help you explore suitable roles across manufacturing and industry.