Electrical Maintenance Engineer

Electrical Maintenance Engineer (Mon-Fri)Description:We are hiring for our client, a leading production company based near Lough Egish, who wish to appoint an Electrical Maintenance Engineer to join their established engineering team. This Maintenance Engineer job is a fantastic opportunity for an experienced professional to take on a permanent role with no night shifts, working Monday-Friday. Working within a busy production environment, the successful candidate will ensure plant reliability, carry out preventative and reactive maintenance, and play a key role in continuous improvement initiatives.Top Things to Know About this Job:€55,000-€60,000 (DOE)Monday-Friday working week, no night shiftsExcellent benefits package including substantial annual bonus & pensionLough Egish location with long-term career opportunitiesThe Role:Carry out planned preventative and reactive maintenance on production equipmentDiagnose and repair electrical, mechanical, pneumatic, and hydraulic faultsSupport production teams to minimise downtime and improve efficiencyParticipate in continuous improvement and project-based activitiesEnsure all work complies with health, safety, and quality standardsThe Person:Experienced in electrical maintenance in a production/manufacturing environmentStrong troubleshooting and problem-solving skillsAble to work effectively both independently and as part of a teamThe Rewards:Competitive salary: €55,000-€60,000 (dependent on experience)Permanent role with Monday-Friday hoursExcellent benefits packageOpportunity to work with a successful, established business with career progression potentialNext Steps - Why Hunter SavageFor further information, and to apply for this Maintenance Engineer job, please contact Matthew Bell. Visit our website for a full list of opportunities across Engineering & Operations.Salary is usually negotiable, salary details listed are to be used as a guide and are based on factors such as your experience and expertise.We reserve the right to heighten short listing criteria dependent upon the calibre of response.