About Us Synlait is a dynamic, purpose-led milk nutrition company that is Doing Milk Differently for a Healthier World!
We're shifting perceptions and driving value through new thinking, and a new attitude.
We combine expert farming with state-of-the-art processing to produce a range of nutritional milk products for our global customers.
We are looking for two experienced Maintenance Engineers to join our busy team at our Mangere, Auckland site.
These are shift work positions, working both days and nights.
The Role Key responsibilities of this role include: Ultimate responsibility for the mechanical reliability of the site's processing equipment on a shift-by-shift basis Providing core mechanical maintenance services to our manufacturing Monitoring key performance indicators of our highly automated processes such as plant reliability and maintenance spend Writing and maintaining procedures This is the chance to bring your experience and knowledge to a fast-paced environment and be part of our world class maintenance culture, where we are looking for someone with a great attitude who is team focused.
Your sound electrical and mechanical knowledge along with high attention to detail will be appreciated in our busy and sometimes high-pressure environment.
Skills and Experience Ideally, we are looking for candidates with the following attributes: At least 5 years' experience of plant maintenance, ideally within the dairy industry Mechanical NZCE, NZQA Level 4, or Trade Certificate is required A background in food manufacturing environment and experience with Food Safety and HACCP systems is desirable Experience in root cause analysis programmes Ability to build relationships and demonstrate strong communication skills Computer literate in basic Microsoft applications Strong organisational and planning skills Synlait is a fast paced, energetic, and rapidly expanding organisation and therefore seeks to attract people who will thrive in such an environment and who have a genuine interest in the dairy sector.
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