Envisage Recruitment Limited
Customer Service Engineer

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Job Title: Customer Service Engineer / Field Service Engineer
Location: Within 1 hour of Coventry ideally
Salary: £40-50k range depending on experience + company vehicle
Travel: UK and overseas travel may apply
Dimensions:
- Install, test, service and repair/rebuild machines ensuring the equipment conforms with company operating specifications and customer requirements.
- Promotion of machine tool performance & reliability, engineering competencies and customer service excellence.
- Provides prompt engineering support to customer manufacturing operations relating to machine tool installation, product performance, operating & maintenance procedures on customer premises.
- Provides timely accurate technical advice to customers (Help Desk).
- Evaluates product/service performance in the field.
- Provides technical inputs into development and evaluation of new products.
- Feeds back intelligence relating to customer needs, product & service performance, competitor product performance and sales activity to management.
- Ensures products conform to customer production & quality requirements.
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Qualifications & Experience:
- Engineering competencies to a minimum of trade level
- Tertiary in engineering mechanical or electrical (advantageous)
- Completed studies in business administration (advantageous)
- Customer service engineering experience in a geographically dispersed organization


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Competencies
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
- Demonstrated PC Skills (Excel, Word, and PowerPoint)
- Able to meet deadlines, plan and organise work priorities
- Minimum of 5 years experience with Relevant trade or engineering qualifications for CNC machine servicing/support or Trade qualified electrical/electronics an advantage
- Strong focus on customer service
- Knowledge of CNC systems or Fanuc Robots and other CNC systems will be an advantage
- Able to work from their own initiative
- Demonstrate flexible and positive attitude
- Training will be given to the successful applicant
- Overseas and travel may apply
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