About
At Suez, we’re committed to making our world a more sustainable place – a highly complex challenge. If you’re ready to shape the future, collaborate, and drive positive change, we want you on our team. Join us to unleash your talent and help us achieve our shared goals.
We will look to you to provide supervised planned and reactive maintenance for all mechanical areas of our plant. That means you’ll be tackling everything from fitting and fabrication, to welding, cutting and burning. Expect complex overhauls of machinery and inspections of key equipment including gearboxes, crane, conveying and hydraulic systems. At the same time, you’ll be a valued member of the team, supporting colleagues across different functions.
You will be working in all site departments to gain awareness and knowledge before specialising in the Mechanical department
You will be reporting to the Operations Manager, but working under the supervision of the Assistant Maintenance Manager.
Our goal is to help create a circular economy in which nearly all waste materials are given a second life and are reused, recycled or recovered for their energy content.We encourage our customers to recognise the value in materials they throw away and to recycle as much as possible to reduce not only their environmental impact but also the cost of disposing of their waste. We believe waste is a resource.
To find out about the full range of our cost - effective and reliable recycling and waste management services and how we help our customers to stay compliant with the latest waste legislation as we transition into to the circular economy, visit www.suez.co.uk
Closing Date
The closing date for this job offer is on 01/03/2026
Salary
£ 24087 per year
Location
This job is located in Ipswich, Suffolk
How to Apply
About SUEZ Recycling & Recovery UK Ltd
We employ more than 5,000 people in the UK. Since 1988, we have been managing waste and water for our local authority and business customers. Today, we are pioneering sustainable solutions and innovative technologies for the UK’s circular economy. We...
