Site Services Engineer

Site Services Engineer

£50,000 | Monday–Friday | Bonus | Excellent Benefits

If you’re a multi-skilled engineer with a strong electrical bias and fancy stepping into a role where you’ll have real ownership of the site services function, this could be worth a look.

We’re working with a well-established food manufacturer in Sheffield that is investing heavily in its people, its facilities and its site. They’re now looking for a Site Services Engineer to work closely with the Site Services Lead, helping to keep the wider site infrastructure running safely, reliably and efficiently.

What will you be doing?

You’ll have a varied role covering the site’s utilities, facilities and engineering infrastructure. One day you could be fault-finding on a compressor, the next working on air handling equipment or supporting improvements to the site's utilities.

Your responsibilities will include:

• Maintaining and fault-finding on site services and utilities
• Working on air handling and compressed air systems
• Supporting the maintenance of electrical systems and equipment
• Carrying out planned and reactive maintenance across the site
• Supporting facilities and infrastructure maintenance
• Identifying opportunities to improve reliability, efficiency and site performance
• Working alongside the Site Services Lead on improvement projects and planned works
• Supporting contractors and external engineers where required
• Ensuring site services equipment is maintained safely and effectively
• Helping to keep the site compliant with relevant safety and engineering standards

What are we looking for?

You’ll need to be a multi-skilled engineer with an electrical bias, ideally with experience working across utilities, facilities or site services within a manufacturing environment.

You don’t need to have worked in food manufacturing before — the key thing is having the right engineering fundamentals and being comfortable working across a varied site.

We’re looking for someone who is:

• Electrically biased with good mechanical skills
• Experienced in planned and reactive maintenance
• Comfortable working on utilities and site infrastructure
• Confident fault-finding and diagnosing problems
• Practical, hands‑on and happy getting stuck into a varied workload
• Keen to develop their skills and take on additional responsibility

Why join?

This is a business with a genuinely good culture. They invest in their people, provide opportunities to develop and give their engineering team the support and resources they need to do a good job.

You’ll also get:

• £50,000 salary
• Monday–Friday working
• Bonus opportunity
• Generous benefits package
• Ongoing training and development
• A stable and well-established business
• Excellent opportunities to develop your career
• A genuinely supportive team and great working culture

If you’re an electrically biased Maintenance Engineer who enjoys variety and wants to move into a Site Services-focused role with a business that actually invests in its people, this could be a very good next step