Job Description
The Reliability Maintenance Engineering (RME) team at Amazon is fundamental to our operations - they're the ones keeping vital machinery running at all times. As an RME Technician, you'll maintain a wide range of equipment and work spaces including Book Making equipment while upholding Health and Safety best practices. You'll help to keep your colleagues safe and prevent machine downtime. Our RME Technicians boost the availability and quality of our equipment and work to enhance the operational environment too. Key job responsibilities - Proactive and preventative maintenance tasks on a wide range of site equipment - Carry out reactive repairs and fault diagnosis in a production environment - Use the latest tools to maximise equipment effectiveness - Uphold all health and safety policies and practices - Support the development and progression of on-site apprentices - Work on continuous improvement projects and roll out best practices across a range of EU sites A day in the life The L3 RME Technician provides on-site maintenance support to ensure safe, reliable, and efficient operation of site equipment. Responsibilities include planned preventative maintenance, rapid response to breakdowns, fault diagnosis, and implementing corrective actions to minimize downtime. Working with the wider RME team, the technician supports daily maintenance activities, continuous improvement initiatives, and coordinates with external contractors when required. The role operates across varying shift patterns to provide continuous maintenance coverage and support operational performance around the clock. About the team Our Reliability Maintenance Engineering or RME team keep our equipment performing at its best. We're a technically minded team, made up of excellent team players and guided by experienced leaders. We work together to maintain, troubleshoot and repair equipment across our global network of fulfilment centres. Some of our people are leaders, who oversee the team as
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