Job Description

About the Role

We have an exciting opportunity for a mechanically biased Facilities Engineer to support the operations of our 13-acre semiconductor site in Plymouth. At the heart of this site lies a world-class cleanroom and fabrication facility spanning 3,390 m of highly controlled manufacturing space, where cutting-edge microLED technology is developed and produced.

Key Responsibilities

Own the mechanical systems across the facility, delivering safe, uninterrupted operations while improving and future-proofing our infrastructure Drive engineering enhancements across the site's existing facilities, improving performance, reliability, and efficiency Working closely with the electrical lead, you will troubleshoot and resolve electrical, control, and mechanical system issues to keep operations running smoothly Monitor facility performance and implement preventive and predictive maintenance programs Coordinate and oversee contractors, vendors, and service providers for facility-related projects and services Lead facility improvement projects, including equipment upgrades, energy efficiency initiatives, and space planning Troubleshoot system issues, diagnose root causes, and implement corrective actions Support capital planning and budgeting by assessing facility needs and preparing cost estimates Develop and maintain documentation, including maintenance records, technical reports, and compliance certifications Ensure workplace safety, reliability, and comfort for employees and visitors Collaborate with operations, EH&S, and leadership teams to support business continuity and sustainability goals

Experience & Attributes

Minimum HNC in Mechanical Engineering (or equivalent experience) Previous experience as a Facilities or Maintenance Engineer in an industrial/manufacturing setting Hands-on knowledge of routine mechanical and electrical maintenance Strong understanding of building services such as: HVAC systems (temperature, humidity, cleanroom conditioning), Process cooling water systems, Air compressors, large chillers, cooling towers, High purity gas delivery systems, De-ionised water treatment plants, Effluent control systems (pH correction), Process exhaust systems, Industrial boilers Knowledge of health, safety, and legal compliance requirements Strong problem-solving ability with a logical, hands-on approach Able to multi-task, prioritise, and work under pressure Capable of working independently or within a team, with strong communication skills Organised, disciplined, and motivated with a proactive "can-do" attitude IT literate, comfortable with CMMS and/or BMS systems Ability to participate in continuous improvement teams and act as a member of the Emergency Response Team Comfortable working in a cleanroom environment

Advantage

Background in manufacturing and cleanroom operations Familiarity with ISO cleanroom classifications and GMP standards Experience in energy efficiency or sustainability projects

The Company has experienced unprecedented growth over the past few years. We have a vast number of employees, and provide support to clients from all over the country.