Field service engineer - Various UK Locations
£16.00 - £20.00 per hour
ApplyField service engineer - Various UK Locations
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
£16.00 - £20.00 per hour
About the role
- Installation and commissioning waste recycling equipment
- Planned preventative maintenance of waste recycling equipment
- Reactive breakdown attendance in line with company SLAsWarranty repairs & reporting
- On call attendances
- Attending quarterly appraisals and training reviews
- Providing accurate reports from each job attendance
- Ensuring that van stock levels are correct
- Adhere to company H&S policy & safety
- Essential Knowledge, Skills & Experience:
- Time Served Engineer with mobile experience.17th Edition Electrical qualification is desirable
- Hydraulic Fault Finding and ability to read electric and hydraulic diagrams
- Able to understand install documentation drawingsPLC knowledge desirable.
- Worked in heavy / Industrial environment, direct experience within the waste/ recycling an advantage.
- Experience working in a client facing role.
- Valid UK passport & Full UK driving license (with no more than 6 points)
- Company phone, van, tools, work-wear and Fuel Card supplied.
- Full induction and H&S training will take place at factory.
- Field training with current engineering team will be provided to the successful candidate in the Field. This will give the successful candidate exposure to the recycling equipment & reporting systems
- Additional Package Details:
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