1 to 3 of 3 Permanent Preventative Maintenance Jobs in Humberside

per year depending on experience Our client is based in the South of England, UK, and is a market-leading provider of maintenance services within the natural gas and biogas sectors with field engineering support stretching from the Southwest of England to the Northwest of Scotland. Please note … as a Field Service Technician (electro-mechanical) look like? Install, maintain, and repair electrical and mechanical systems and equipment in industrial settings Perform preventive maintenance on electrical and mechanical systems to ensure optimal functionality Diagnose and troubleshoot electrical problems, including motors, generators, and control systems Interpret electrical drawings … safety standards Perform electrical inspections and tests to identify potential hazards and recommend improvements Keep accurate records of work performed, materials used, and maintenance schedules. You will join the on-call rota (1 in 4) UK travel from time to time The chance to work in Europe and more »

plans to maximise plant reliability; and identify and secure capital funding when necessary to implement plant reliability improvement Responsible for the preventive & predictive maintenance strategies (PPM) including the review and definition of optimal PPM in order to minimise asset downtime Assist in driving down business costs by identifying … are appropriately managed to meet internal and external requirements/standards, including your own work performance and behaviour About you: Working knowledge of maintenance and reliability tools, techniques and strategies, including FMEA, RCA, PPM, PdM and SAP PM Module Experience of developing and executing a reliability strategy, working more »

be quoted to the customer. Responsible for servicing LPG, diesel and electric powered forklift trucks to a high standard, and with a view to preventative maintenance Using a check sheet ensure the equipment is fully functional, and conforms to current legislation Changing the oil, filters, etc as more »