Maintenance and Engineering – Ty’n Llidiart

Maintenance and Engineering – Ty’n Llidiart

Position: Maintenance and Engineering – Ty’n Llidiart

Role type: Permanent.

Shift Patterns Available:

• Celyn Nights: Monday to Thursday 6pm – 6am
• Celyn Days: Monday to Thursday 6am – 6pm
• Tegid Days: Monday to Friday 6am – 6pm
• Vyrnwy Days: Saturday and Sunday 6am – 6pm

About the Role

We are looking for a Maintenance and Engineering Technician with a proven track record in a manufacturing environment to carry out planned preventative and reactive maintenance activities.

You will be situated at our world class components manufacturing site in Corwen with over £50 million worth of state‑of‑the‑art machinery. You should have experience of electrical and mechanical fault finding with a proactive approach to productive planned maintenance.

Key Maintenance Technician Responsibilities:

• Follow PPM schedule for all equipment
• Maintain a stock of critical spare parts for all equipment
• General maintenance of site infrastructure
• Carry out periodic safety checks on equipment
• First point of contact for equipment breakdowns, liaising with external engineers when required
• Complete breakdown repair records
• Complete daily reports of activities and equipment

You will be reporting to the Engineering and Maintenance Team.

Preferred but not required Qualifications & Skills:

• Apprenticetrained with City & Guilds and NVQ in engineering or equivalent
• Carry out fault diagnosis (electrical and mechanical) – PLC experience is an advantage
• Ensure that all repairs are executed in a timely, cost‑effective manner
• Work with all parties to minimise process downtime and maximise equipment productivity
• Basic level of computer skills
• Understanding of pneumatic & hydraulic systems
• Complete reporting feedback timely and effectively
• Conduct RCA identifying fault down to component level
• You must be safety conscious and ideally have undertaken relevant Health and Safety training
• Good knowledgeand understanding of CNC punch machines, press brakes, fibre and CO2 lasers, robotic welding and manual welding equipment would be advantageous

The behaviours that matter most

Ownership & Accountability

• Takes responsibility for planned preventative maintenance activities and follows through on agreed actions.
• Responds promptly to breakdowns and works to restore equipment safely and efficiently.
• Completes maintenance records accurately and communicates equipment issues clearly.

Safety & Compliance

• Works safely at all times and follows site procedures, risk controls and Health and Safety requirements.
• Carries out safety checks and ensures equipment is maintained in a safe working condition.
• Recognises hazards, reports concerns promptly and supports a safe working environment for all.

Fault Finding & Problem Solving

• Uses a practical hands‑on approach to diagnose electrical and mechanical faults.
• Applies logical thinking to identify root causes and help prevent repeat failures.
• Supports effective repairs in a timely and cost‑conscious manner to minimise downtime.

Teamwork & Communication

• Works closely with production teams, engineers, site leaders and external contractors when required.
• Communicates clearly on breakdowns, repairs and planned maintenance activities.
• Contributes positively as part of a flexible team and supports business needs across sites when required.

Reliability & Continuous Improvement

• Takes pride in delivering reliable maintenance standards that support equipment performance.
• Looks for opportunities to improve equipment reliability, reduce downtime and prevent future faults.
• Supports good housekeeping, spare parts control and organised ways of working.

Adaptability & Urgency

• Responds positively in a fast‑paced manufacturing environment where priorities can change quickly.
• Demonstrates flexibility across shift patterns, tasks and site requirements when needed.
• Maintains focus under pressure and works with urgency to keep equipment running effectively.

More Details:

• Have a desire to learn and grow within the role, with a can‑do attitude and willingness to accept guidance and training where required
• A flexible and enthusiastic team player with a passion for problem solving and continuous improvement
• Demonstrates a practical hands‑on approach to electrical and mechanical maintenance tasks
• Demonstrates a sense of urgency and a desire to deliver against agreed maintenance and production targets
• Good interpersonal skills with the ability to communicate clearly and work effectively with operators, engineers, site leaders and external contractors
• Computer literate with a basic understanding of Microsoft Office, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook
• Able to work closely with production, engineering, quality and site teams to deliver right first time maintenance solutions
• Looks positively towards new challenges, asks questions when needed, and is able to follow instructions and complete records accurately
• An excellent timekeeper who is reliable, punctual and willing to go the extra mile to achieve team goals
• Practical understanding of manufacturing processes, fabrication and welding equipment would be advantageous
• Awareness of fault prevention, root cause analysis and continuous improvement methods is desirable
• Willingness to travel between group sites when required to support maintenance activities and business needs
• Free Car Parking
• Company Pension Scheme
• Benefits Platform

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