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Maintenance Engineer – CNC / PLC (Automation / Manufacturing)
Bristol – Onsite
Permanent
Competitive Salary
What You’ll Be Doing
- Diagnose and repair faults on special purpose CNC machines and PLC‑controlled equipment (Siemens, FANUC)
- Carry out corrective maintenance, fault finding, and root cause analysis
- Perform machine calibration, alignment, and optimisation
- Support and oversee preventive maintenance activities
- Work closely with remote engineering teams to resolve technical issues
- Maintain clear service reports and technical documentation
- Act as the onsite technical expert in a customer‑facing environment
What You’ll Be Working On
- Advanced multi‑axis CNC machinery
- Siemens Sinumerik & TIA Portal PLC systems
- FANUC robotics and automation systems
- High‑precision equipment used in aerospace manufacturing
What We’re Looking For
- Experience as a Field Service Engineer, Maintenance Engineer, CNC Engineer, or Automation Engineer
- Strong fault‑finding skills on CNC machines and/or PLC systems
- Experience with Siemens PLC (TIA Portal) or similar platforms
- Ability to read electrical and mechanical schematics
- Hands‑on mechanical and electrical maintenance experience
- Comfortable working independently in an onsite, customer‑facing role
Nice to Have (Not Essential)
- Experience with FANUC robots
- Knowledge of advanced manufacturing
- Exposure to automated fibre placement or tape laying systems
What’s in It for You
- Long‑term, stable position with a leading technology environment
- Opportunity to work on high‑end, specialist manufacturing equipment
- Structured onboarding and training (including international exposure)
- Clear path to becoming a site technical specialist
Working Hours
Monday to Friday, approx. 08:00–17:00
#J-18808-Ljbffr”, “datePosted”: “2026-05-17”, “hiringOrganization”: { “@type”: “Organization”, “name”: “Energy Jobline CVL”, “sameAs”: “https://uk.whatjobs.com/pub_api__cpl__435500042__4861?utm_campaign=publisher&utm_medium=api&utm_source=4861&geoID=22” }, “jobLocation”: { “@type”: “Place”, “address”: { “@type”: “PostalAddress”, “addressLocality”: “Bristol” } } }Company: Energy Jobline CVL
Location: Bristol
Job Description:
Maintenance Engineer – CNC / PLC (Automation / Manufacturing)
Bristol – Onsite
Permanent
Competitive Salary
What You’ll Be Doing
- Diagnose and repair faults on special purpose CNC machines and PLC‑controlled equipment (Siemens, FANUC)
- Carry out corrective maintenance, fault finding, and root cause analysis
- Perform machine calibration, alignment, and optimisation
- Support and oversee preventive maintenance activities
- Work closely with remote engineering teams to resolve technical issues
- Maintain clear service reports and technical documentation
- Act as the onsite technical expert in a customer‑facing environment
What You’ll Be Working On
- Advanced multi‑axis CNC machinery
- Siemens Sinumerik & TIA Portal PLC systems
- FANUC robotics and automation systems
- High‑precision equipment used in aerospace manufacturing
What We’re Looking For
- Experience as a Field Service Engineer, Maintenance Engineer, CNC Engineer, or Automation Engineer
- Strong fault‑finding skills on CNC machines and/or PLC systems
- Experience with Siemens PLC (TIA Portal) or similar platforms
- Ability to read electrical and mechanical schematics
- Hands‑on mechanical and electrical maintenance experience
- Comfortable working independently in an onsite, customer‑facing role
Nice to Have (Not Essential)
- Experience with FANUC robots
- Knowledge of advanced manufacturing
- Exposure to automated fibre placement or tape laying systems
What’s in It for You
- Long‑term, stable position with a leading technology environment
- Opportunity to work on high‑end, specialist manufacturing equipment
- Structured onboarding and training (including international exposure)
- Clear path to becoming a site technical specialist
Working Hours
Monday to Friday, approx. 08:00–17:00
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Posted: May 17th, 2026