• Equipment Engineering technical support on the Continental shift pattern providing first line response for all equipment issues.
• Repair and preventative maintenance (PMs) of specialist semiconductor processing equipment, including any preparation work and routine cleans.
• Oversee chemical, gases and spare parts control, chemical fills and waste management.
• Liaison with equipment and spares suppliers and specialist service providers (including the supervision of external contractors and field service engineers).
• Support activities to deliver preventative maintenance strategies to maximise equipment utilization, OEE (Overall Equipment Effectiveness) and up-time.
• Support key improvement projects (usually in an 8-step format) and to ensure that these are completed in a timely manner.
• Complete QOS uptime reports including fault pareto and action registers.
• Responsible for representing the group at selected production, planning and scrap meetings.
• Adhere to all site safety and environmental procedures.
• Support of site emergency response function.
• Fork-lift truck driving may be required (training will be provided).

• Process and Equipment Engineering Teams
• Facilities Team
• Manufacturing Operations Team
• MES (PROMIS) and IT Teams

• An Apprenticeship, HNC, HND or Degree in an electrical engineering discipline (or equivalent) and/or 5 years of directly related experience.

• Experience within a high-tech manufacturing environment. This could include, but not limited to, Pharmaceuticals, Aerospace, Automotive or Motorsports.
• Ability to follow documented procedures without close supervision.
• Ability to document procedures, especially with a view to generating new work instructions, risk assessments and method statements.
• Good time-management and organizational skills.
• Computer literate with the ability to use the Microsoft Office suite of applications.
• Experience of working in a team and managing stakeholders.

• Experience within a semiconductor manufacturing environment.

• Working hours will normally be 40.3hrs per week on a Continental shift pattern (2 days: 7am to 7pm, 2 nights: 7pm to 7am, 4 days off).
• Working within a cleanroom environment with the prerequisite use of cleanroom clothing will be required.
• Must be eligible to work in the UK.
• The ability to attend site is essential, the site is situated in a rural location and is not served by public transport.