Ensuring the safe and efficient operation of automated manual handling and conveyor equipment in a busy fulfilment-centre warehouse. As a junior Maintenance Engineer, you’ll ensure that operational and conveyor equipment is kept running safely and is well maintained. As well as a focus on planned preventative maintenance, you will also carry out reactive maintenance to deal with any breakdowns or emergencies. Other responsibilities will include: • Supporting the Facilities Manager with basic tasks including minor repairs, and upkeep of the building and fixtures, painting, asset monitoring. • Leading by example to establish and ensure a positive health & safety culture. • Agreeing maintenance priorities and schedules with internal customers. • Ensuring completeness and accuracy of maintenance records. • Communicating with external support providers to resolve complex issues. • Providing reports on the performance of the machinery and conveyors. • Proactively identifying and implementing continuous improvement initiatives to maximise the efficiency of automation and operations. • Managing spare parts inventory, including ordering, organising and tracking usage to ensure availability of critical components and reduce downtime. Experience of providing engineering support in a warehouse or production environment is essential, and to succeed you will also need: • An understanding of electrical and mechanical engineering disciplines gained in a production or warehouse environment, including maintaining conveyors and manual handling equipment (MHE). • A qualification in an appropriate engineering discipline at national Level 3 or above. • Experience of managing and fault finding on automated equipment including packaging machinery, sortation and conveyor systems – desirable. • Good written and spoken communication skills. • Good computer skills such as MS Office and automation monitoring tools – desirable. Normal hours of work will be 12-hour shifts, from 8.00am – 8.00pm, on a rota of 4 days on and 4 days off. However, you will sometimes need to be flexible in terms of hours worked, especially in peak trading periods. Occasional travel maybe required to other sites in the UK.