6 Maintenance Engineer jobs in Cambridge
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Electrical maintenance engineer new
Cv Library - Cambridge £40,000 - £45,000
Electrical Maintenance Engineer (Days) GBP40,000 - GBP45000 + Bonus (profit related pay) + Company Benefits Cambridge, Cambridgeshire - Commutable from Peterborough, Bedford, Letchworth, Rushden, St Neots 8am-4pm Mon-Fri
Electrical maintenance engineer
Cv Library - Cambridge £40,000 - £44,882
Job Title: Maintenance Electrician Location: University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK Salary: GBP44,882 per annum Working Hours: Monday ndash; Friday, 8:00 AM ndash; 5:00 PM Job Description: The University of Cambridge is
Planned maintenance engineer
Cv Library - Cambridge Unspecified
Job Reference: /JT/13-06/1201/12 Job Title: Planned Maintenance Engineer Location: Great Cambridge Road, Hertfordshire Pay Rate: GBP20.16 Hours per week: Monday to Thursday - 06:00 - 16:00 - 39 hours per week Business Ov
Maintenance engineer
Cv Library - Cambridge £45,000 - £47,000
Maintenance Engineer Cambridge Monday-Friday 7am-5pm + 1 in 4 Week Call Out Rota GBP47,000 + Overtime Our client is a leading food manufacturer that is part of a larger European Group. Due to an up and coming retirement
Electrical maintenance engineer
Cv Library - Cambridge £37,000 - £42,000
Title: Electrical maintenance engineer The Company: Highly accredited Fire and Electrical company. A large contract has been won and they are now on the lookout for an Additional Electrical Maintenance Engineer. Package:
Multi skilled maintenance engineer
Cv Library - Cambridge £16 - £19
Are you a highly motivated, multi-skilled maintenance engineer looking for an exciting new challenge in a fast-paced role? Due to expansion, a fantastic opportunity has arisen for a full-time permanent multi-skilled main
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- Cv Library (6)
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- Ely (2)
- St Neots (2)
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According to a collaborative survey conducted recently by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) and Bosch Rexroth, around 66 percent of the participating manufacturers said they now have more equipment to maintain, while around 75 percent admitted having more complex machinery compared to five years ago. Increasing need for equipment maintenance means that the United Kingdom needs more maintenance engineers, but the concern over engineering skills shortage could persist into the near future. In fact, the UK needs more than one million engineers and technicians by 2020, says the R...
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