£45,000+ DOE + Door-to-Door and Overtime paid at Time and a Half + Company Vehicle
Are you an experienced Mechanical Service Engineer, Mechanical Maintenance Engineer or Mechanical Fitter looking for a varied national field-based role within renewable energy and process plant engineering?
RecruitME is recruiting for a Mechanical Service Engineer to join a world-leading waste-to-value and anaerobic digestion business during a period of significant UK growth.
This is a hands-on position involving planned and reactive maintenance, mechanical fault-finding, repairs, plant improvements and commissioning support across operational sites throughout the UK.
The successful candidate will ideally be based in Lincolnshire or a surrounding county and must be comfortable with regular UK travel and overnight stays for work further afield.
Salary and Benefits
- Starting salary from £45,000, depending on experience
- Overtime paid at 1.5 times the standard hourly rate
- Company van or access to a company vehicle
- Paid fuel, travel expenses and overnight accommodation
- 5% employer pension contribution with 3% employee contribution
- Holiday allowance
- Healthcare plan currently under review
- Product training in Germany where appropriate
- Role-specific confined-space training
- Working-at-height training
- Ongoing technical development
- Genuine career-progression opportunities
The Role
As Mechanical Service Engineer, you will maintain and repair mechanical and process plant equipment across company-owned, customer and partner-operated sites.
You will carry out planned and reactive maintenance, diagnose faults, replace failed components and safely return plant and machinery to service.
The role will involve working on equipment including:
- Pumps and pumping systems
- Submersible mixers and agitators
- Motors and drive systems
- Pipework and flow systems
- Heat exchangers and heating systems
- Valves and safety systems
- Gas-storage equipment
- Sensors and instrumentation
- Depackaging equipment
- Solid feeders and conveyors
- SCADA-associated plant equipment
You may also support equipment installations, plant upgrades and commissioning projects.
Key Responsibilities
- Carry out planned and reactive mechanical maintenance
- Diagnose faults on mechanical equipment, pipework and flow systems
- Maintain pumps, submersible mixers, motors, valves and heat exchangers
- Repair depackaging equipment, conveyors and solid feeders
- Competently operate primary and secondary test equipment
- Replace failed mechanical components
- Complete mechanical fitting, strip-down and rebuild work
- Safely return equipment and plant to service
- Support plant commissioning and upgrade projects
- Maintain accurate commissioning records
- Identify opportunities to improve plant reliability, efficiency and performance
- Complete service reports, risk assessments and method statements
- Follow Safe Systems of Work and site procedures
- Work independently and alongside engineers, customers and contractors
What We’re Looking For
- Minimum Level 3 qualification in mechanical engineering or a related discipline
- At least three years’ experience in a mechanical service or maintenance role
- Previous field-based or site-based engineering experience
- Strong mechanical engineering and fault-finding capability
- Practical experience with pumps, mixers, agitators, motors or similar equipment
- Experience working within an industrial or process plant environment
- Planned and reactive maintenance experience
- Strong understanding of Safe Systems of Work
- Experience preparing or working to RAMS
- Organised approach to commissioning and service records
- PC literate, including email and Microsoft Office
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Full UK driving licence
- Willingness to travel regularly throughout the UK
- Comfortable staying away from home when required
- Proactive, self-motivated and able to work independently
- Commitment to completing work correctly first time
You will also need to be comfortable working outdoors in wet, cold and occasionally challenging industrial conditions.
Desirable Experience
- Anaerobic digestion or biogas plants
- Renewable-energy facilities
- M&E or process plant service and maintenance
- Mechanical fitting
- PE pipework and electrofusion
- Plant installation or commissioning
- Welding or fabrication
- PASMA certification
- CompEx Mechanical Ex11
- CSCS trade card
Direct renewable-energy experience is advantageous but not essential. Applications are welcomed from engineers with relevant mechanical experience in other industrial and process environments.
Relevant Backgrounds
Suitable candidates may come from:
- Anaerobic digestion or biogas
- Water or wastewater treatment
- Food and beverage processing
- Agricultural engineering
- Waste management or recycling
- Utilities
- Chemical or process plants
- Industrial manufacturing
- Pump service and maintenance
- Heavy engineering
About the Business
You will be joining a global leader in waste-to-value technology with projects and installations across 17 countries.
The organisation develops complete technology solutions that transform organic waste into renewable energy, recycled water and organic fertiliser.
Its technologies include waste separation, anaerobic digestion, biogas upgrading and resource recovery. The business can finance, design, build and operate complete facilities and also owns and operates some of the plants it develops.
Its customers include municipal waste and wastewater organisations, agricultural businesses, food-processing companies and industrial operators.
The company’s technologies reduce harmful greenhouse gas emissions, improve waste management and produce renewable fuels that support the transition towards net zero.
Location and Travel
This is a national field-based role, ideally suited to someone based in Lincolnshire or a surrounding county.
Suitable locations include Lincoln, Grantham, Newark, Sleaford, Boston, Gainsborough and surrounding areas across Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire, Rutland, Cambridgeshire and South Yorkshire.
Regular UK travel and overnight stays are an essential part of the position. Fuel, travel expenses and accommodation are paid for work further afield.
Why Join?
This is an opportunity to join a world-leading anaerobic digestion and waste-to-value business during a period of major UK growth.
You will work across varied and technically interesting sites, receive specialist training and help maintain essential renewable-energy infrastructure.
The position offers a high degree of independence, strong technical development and genuine scope to build a long-term career within a growing international organisation.
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