Multi-Skilled Engineer (Electrical Bias)
CV-LibraryYork, City of YorkpermanentPosted: 11 April 2026
Apply NowMulti-Skilled Engineer (Electrical Bias) - York - £55,000
Continental Shifts (4 on 4 off) | Technically Complex Site | Training & Development | Permanent
I'm working with a leading process manufacturing business near York who are looking to strengthen their maintenance team with an experienced Multi-Skilled Engineer. This is a well-invested, technically demanding site operating under stringent regulatory requirements and they need a confident, hands-on engineer who can work across both electrical and mechanical disciplines without close supervision.
The shift pattern is continental, four on, four off. You'll be fault-finding on PLC-controlled systems, maintaining fluid-transfer equipment and supporting planned maintenance activity across a busy, continuous production environment. Welding and fabrication capability would be a bonus.
What the role involves:
* Fault-finding and maintenance on PLC-controlled systems and relay logic circuits
* Maintenance of fluid-transfer pumps including centrifugal and progressing cavity types
* Reading and interpreting electrical schematics, P&IDs and engineering drawings
* Working within a regulated environment (LOTO, PUWER and LOLER) compliance throughout
* Planned and reactive maintenance, permit to work, safe isolation
* Use of CMMS systems for maintenance records and scheduling
* Welding, fabrication and IPAF 3B work where applicable
What they're looking for:
* NVQ Level 3 (minimum) in electrical and/or mechanical engineering, or time-served equivalent
* Strong PLC fault-finding ability and relay logic knowledge
* Hands-on experience with fluid-transfer pump technology
* Solid working knowledge of LOTO, PUWER and LOLER
* IPAF 3B licence and welding/fabrication skills — advantageous
* Good IT literacy and familiarity with CMMS platforms
The site is technically interesting, well-resourced and run by a business that invests in both its infrastructure and its people. For engineers who want to work somewhere with genuine technical depth and the opportunity to develop further, this is a good choice.
To find out more or to apply, send across your CV and we'll be in touch
Continental Shifts (4 on 4 off) | Technically Complex Site | Training & Development | Permanent
I'm working with a leading process manufacturing business near York who are looking to strengthen their maintenance team with an experienced Multi-Skilled Engineer. This is a well-invested, technically demanding site operating under stringent regulatory requirements and they need a confident, hands-on engineer who can work across both electrical and mechanical disciplines without close supervision.
The shift pattern is continental, four on, four off. You'll be fault-finding on PLC-controlled systems, maintaining fluid-transfer equipment and supporting planned maintenance activity across a busy, continuous production environment. Welding and fabrication capability would be a bonus.
What the role involves:
* Fault-finding and maintenance on PLC-controlled systems and relay logic circuits
* Maintenance of fluid-transfer pumps including centrifugal and progressing cavity types
* Reading and interpreting electrical schematics, P&IDs and engineering drawings
* Working within a regulated environment (LOTO, PUWER and LOLER) compliance throughout
* Planned and reactive maintenance, permit to work, safe isolation
* Use of CMMS systems for maintenance records and scheduling
* Welding, fabrication and IPAF 3B work where applicable
What they're looking for:
* NVQ Level 3 (minimum) in electrical and/or mechanical engineering, or time-served equivalent
* Strong PLC fault-finding ability and relay logic knowledge
* Hands-on experience with fluid-transfer pump technology
* Solid working knowledge of LOTO, PUWER and LOLER
* IPAF 3B licence and welding/fabrication skills — advantageous
* Good IT literacy and familiarity with CMMS platforms
The site is technically interesting, well-resourced and run by a business that invests in both its infrastructure and its people. For engineers who want to work somewhere with genuine technical depth and the opportunity to develop further, this is a good choice.
To find out more or to apply, send across your CV and we'll be in touch