Field Service Engineer

Covering Northwest/East of England

£45K - £50K (OTE £58K - £62K) DOE

Permanent

My client is a specialist in food processing and bakery equipment. They are on the lookout for an experienced Field Service Engineer to join their team based in the UK.

Key Responsibilities – Field Service Engineer

• Working across the UK working on food process and bakery equipment – pie/pizza lines
• Mechanical build, install, servicing and commissioning
• Electrical breakdowns
• Willing to occasionally travel internationally – travelling out to head office in Holland to assist colleagues and attend training

Qualifications & Experience – Field Service Engineer

• HNC/HND or City & Guilds within engineering
• Experience of working on machinery within the following industries Paper, Pastry/bakery, Print, Food Manufacturing, Textile or Injection Molding
• Have a strong track record in field and service engineering
• Strong mechanical and (basic) electrical engineering skills
• Experience with Siemens PLC controls is an advantage

On Offer – Field Service Engineer

• £45K - £50K (OTE £58K - £62K) DOE
• Overtime – Saturday (x1.5) Sunday (x2) and Bank Holiday (x2)
• Paid door to door
• Monday – Friday with occasional weekend work
• Company Car
• 25 days holiday + bank holiday
• Discretionary bonus
• Pension – 8.75% then company will match
• Driving Licence

For more information on this role, please contact Harry Waller on (phone number removed) or send a copy of your CV to (url removed)

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