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Coffee Machine Engineer

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Covering Client Sites In East and West London. Ilford, Wembley.
A GBP 33,000 to A GBP 40,000 DOE + Overtime + Van (which can be used for private use) + Holidays + Bank Holidays + Call Out 1 in 4 Weekends
8AM : 6PM Monday to Friday with flexibility
Service Engineer required for a well-established and growing company who provide and service coffee machines for a vast range of reputable companies. On offer is comprehensive training on their products.
Candidates will transfer from a coffee machine servicing background and must be able to demonstrate strong electrical skills in both 3 phase and single phase and basic mechanical skills will be considered. Candidates must have bean to cup machinery knowledge.
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The role will be working to an allocated service route and attending customer sites to carry out service, repair, and installation work. The successful candidate will be required to complete service documentation and maintain levels of stock.
The company service every major type of coffee machine, are well established and have built a brand associated with quality and professionalism.


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The Coffee Machine Engineer Role
- Installation and maintenance of coffee machines
- Planned maintenance and Reactive breakdown work
- Field service role at client sites in and around London
- Monday to Friday with a requirement to work some overtime and 1 in 4 weekends within an on call rota basis.
The Coffee Machine Engineer
- Electrical/Mechanical service experience
- Ideally transfer from a coffee machine service/repair background
- Experience of both 3 phase and single phase
- Must have bean to cup machinery knowledge.
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