Mechanical maintenance engineer

Are you the type of person that enjoys acting as the lsquo;go to rsquo; person when it comes to complex issues? If you rsquo;re not, then there rsquo;s probably no point wasting your time reading the rest hellip; The company I rsquo;m working with are looking for a highly experienced Mechanical Maintenance Engineer to join the team and act as a lsquo;specialist rsquo; on their kit. It rsquo;ll be a mix between 60% plan preventative and 40% reactive working on highly complex machinery that are bigger than most people rsquo;s house but have the ability to have a 6-meter bed calibrated to 10 microns. If you rsquo;ve worked with 5 axis CNC/milling machines, then you rsquo;re probably in the right spot as they rsquo;re looking for someone to hit the ground running. It rsquo;s worth mentioning that you rsquo;ll be part of a tight-knit team so you rsquo;ll always have someone with you to bounce ideas back and forth with to support you getting to the bottom of difficult breakdowns. You rsquo;ll be based on the BAE site in Samlesbury working Monday to Friday day shifts, so you rsquo;ll need to be able to get security clearance to be considered. The salary is a bit of a weird one, but I rsquo;ll do my best to explain it. Your basic will probably be somewhere around the GBP40k mark, but there rsquo;s an expectation that you rsquo;ll do a few hours of overtime every week as standard. That means you rsquo;ll be doing 45 hours a week, but actually taking home between GBP50k and GBP52k every year by doing those hours. There rsquo;s more overtime available at the weekend as well, for what it rsquo;s worth, but whether or not you do that is completely your choice. If you think it could be worth exploring further, then give me a shout and I rsquo;ll be happy to answer any questions that you might have- (phone number removed)