Jaxdene Solutions Limited
Agricultural Service Engineer

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About the Role
My client are an ambitious and highly regarded agricultural machinery business based in Yorkshire, but with a customer base across the UK.
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With a wide range of new machinery from established OEM's, and a portfolio of used machinery in the field, this role will provide the successful candidate with a great opportunity to use their skills on a daily basis.
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As Agricultural Service Engineer, You Will Be Responsible For
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- Attending breakdowns within the territory
- Machinery fault finding on site and resolving the problem in a timely manner
- Overhauls and repairs to machinery within the workshop
- Reporting faults to relevant parties
- Carrying out the service and maintenance of agricultural machinery
- Replacing parts and working closely with the Parts Department to ensure delivery
- Completing job cards and warranty / maintenance paperwork to a high standard
Requirements
Ideally qualified to an NVQ/C&G Level 2 or 3 in Agricultural Engineering, or a time served Apprentice, you will have a wide range of mechanical and electrical technical skills used in the repair and maintenance of agricultural machinery. Experience in a field or customer facing role is essential, with good communication and problem solving skills definitely preferred.


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Benefits
In return, my client offer an attractive salary and overtime, as well as benefits including fully equipped company van, employee benefits and product training.
Application
If you are interested in this role, please apply below or contact Kris Feaviour at Jaxdene Solutions
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