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    Baler & Compactor Engineer

    Company

    Kemp Recruitment

    Salary

    £60000 per annum, Benefits: Own Van + Fuel + Mobile + Expenses Paid / Additional Overtime Pay / Bonus / Company Pension / Holiday

    Description

    Baler & Compactor Engineer Location:  South Of England   + Surrounding Areas Shift:  Monday - Friday Days Salary:  £60,000 + OTE  Benefits:  Own Van + Fuel + Mobile + Expenses Paid / Additional Overtime Pay / Bonus / Company Pension / Holiday My client, a specialist waste machinery manufacturer is actively seeking to recruit a full time Baler & Compactor Engineer to cover sites nationwide.  Responsibilities Of The Baler & Compactor Engineer : Servicing, installing, maintaining and troubleshooting recycling plant machinery Hydraulic & electrical fault finding Diagnostics Safety inspections. Preparing reports The successful Baler & Compactor Engineer will have the following skills : Experience working on Recycling Plant Machinery and Hydraulics Electrical Fault Finding Experience Mig Welding Experience Fabrication experience desired To apply for this exciting Baler & Compactor Engineer role, send a copy of your CV via this advert. Alternatively, email your cv to [email protected] or call Lauren on 03304402323 for further information. INDLP

    Location

    Oxford

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