Loma Systems
Calibration Engineer (Cambridgeshire Area)

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Job Description
As a Field Service Engineer within the National Service Team, you will be responsible for providing high-quality field-based technical expertise at customers' sites across the country. You will be responsible for calibration and Sensitivity Testing Loma equipment on customers' sites.
Responsibilities
- To carry out service, calibration, and sensitivity testing of customer's inline inspection equipment to the stated processes and procedures.
- Handle on-site customer queries in a fair and courteous manner.
- Must be prepared to adapt to all types of environments and comply with local client's health and safety regulations.
- Completing all necessary paperwork accurately and on a timely basis in accordance with the company procedures.
- Expected to co-operate by working overtime as and when required.
- To be part of the on-call standby rota system as required.
- Must be prepared to learn a diverse set of products and continually improve your product knowledge.
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Essential
- Good Technical Electrical / Electronics skills.
- Minimum BTEC/ONC/HNC or similar qualification in electromechanical / electrical engineering.
- Ideally experience in a field service role and familiar with all aspects of customer service.
- Good PC literacy.
- Good Organisation skills orientated around reliably delivering what is promised.
- Good methodical approach to problem solving.
- Full current driving licence.
- Good communication skills.
- Good customer service skills.
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