In brief
The Field Service Engineer performs mechanical engineering tasks across various environments. Tasks include working from a company-provided vehicle with occasional overnight stays.
Best for
Mechanics from PSV, HGV, plant, agricultural, refuse, or car backgrounds looking to transition into field service engineering.
Non-negotiable
Full clean driving licence required.
Worth knowing
The role involves very rare overnight stays away from home.
What you need
Required
Full clean driving licence
A full clean driving licence.
Multi-skilling ability
Ability to multi-skill within an engineering environment.
Preferred
No preferred skills or technologies were clearly stated.
Your day-to-day
Perform field service engineering
Clearly stated in the job description.
What's on offer
Full job description (from employer)⌄
Are you a Frustrated PSV/HGV Mechanic or Plant Mechanic or Agriculture Mechanic or Factory Engineer or Refuse Vehicle Mechanic or Car Mechanic? If so We Have a Service Engineers Job Waiting For You. We would also welcome applications from other mechanical engineering sectors looking for a change. We would like the applicant to have:- Ability to Multi Skill within Engineering Environment. A full clean driving licence. We are looking for ambitious people with a positive attitude and enthusiasm to succeed and make money. You will benefit from working for a company established for over 35 years with strong financial background and plans for expansion. Hours of work: Monday to Friday with very rare overnight stays away. Salary: £47-49K Excellent levels of pay dependant on skills, Plus allowances and bonuses. Company pension. Hours of work: This is position is paid Door to Door, i.e you will be paid from when you get in the van till when you get out. Company Supply: Mercedes Vito Van with Fuel Card, Branded Work Wear and PPE, Mobile Phone, Hewlett Packard Laptop
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