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Maintenance Engineer – Leicester | A New Job

Maintenance Engineer

Stirling Warrington

Leicester

Salary: £48,000–£53,000 a year
Location: Leicester
Hours: Full-time
Contract: Permanent
Work mode: On-site
Posted: 14 October 2026
Closes: 13 November 2026

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Maintenance Engineer

Desford, Leicestershire

£48,133 – £53,340 (Top-end salary, post-probation rate)

Sunday – Wed nights – 37.5 Hours a week

Benefits:

Substantial training budget – All external accredited training such as NVQ 1/2/3 (Mech or Elec) HNC/D, 18th edition, Fabrication courses, PLC training (S7 / Portal), Compex More.

18% Combined pension (12% Employer, 6% Employee)

Unlimited overtime opportunities paid at 1.5X Mon – Sat, 2X Sun

Company bonus scheme paid monthly – Generally worth between £100 - £200 per month

Excellent company share save scheme, receive £1.50 worth of shares for every £1 purchased free shares

On-site gym

Genuine progression opportunities within a company that retains is staff at all levels

Thurs / Fri / Sat off every week

We are partnering with a globally recognised manufacturer in the construction industry, recruiting for a night shift maintenance engineer (Either mechanical or electrical bias) to join our team maintenance engineers in our paint plant, focusing heavily on planned maintenance, continuous improvements and refurbishments.

Annually our client has turnover well in excess of £50bn, and has a proven track record of reinvesting profits into it’s staff and facilities which is reflected in their excellent retention rate across all staff

This role is based within our paint plant and involves working on a wide variety of plant machinery including extraction systems, powder spray booths, pumps, motors, drive units, PLC controlled machinery, pipework, fluid systems, cranes and more.

The Successful Engineer

Maintenance Engineer with either a mechanical or electrical bias with a minimum of 4 years experience within industrial maintenance
Ideally, from a fastpaced manufacturing environment, however applicants from all backgrounds are encouraged to apply including forces.
Experience / qualifications within explosive/hazardous environments would be beneficial but not a dealbreaker (ATEX etc)
Attitude and willingness to apply yourself to a given task

Get in touch with Matt Morson at Stirling Warrington to discuss this maintenance opportunity.

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