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July 27, 2020

Agricultural Service Engineers required

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Agricultural Service Engineer/Foreman

Ashford is a lively depot, representing Kubota for Groundcare, Construction and Agricultural machinery. Each area has its specialist personnel and we are now looking for a working foreman to lead the Agricultural service team. This means that as well as being a great engineer, you’ll need to be an excellent communicator as you liaise with customers, a strong leader as you look to steadily develop your team and, whilst admin support is available, your paperwork will also need to be up to the mark!

It’s a wonderful opportunity to grow with a franchise and company that’s going from strength to strength, therefore if you’d like to know more details of the role or to come in for a socially distanced chat then we look forward to hearing from you.

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Agricultural Service Engineer

We are also looking for an Agricultural Service Engineer. You will be joining a very knowledgeable and friendly team and, as you would expect, we have a very well-structured training programme that works in conjunction with the manufacturer. The work is technically challenging, and you will be working on a wide range of agricultural equipment and drawing heavily on your knowledge of diesel engines, transmissions, hydraulics and electrics. An existing knowledge of farm machinery is essential, and you will need to have a positive appreciation for the countryside and the unique demands of farming if you are to really fall in love with the job!

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Both positions come with a very competitive package.

If you are interested in one of these roles, then please send your CV to Karen Martin: karen@listerwilder.co.uk

Concept House, 18 Henwood Industrial Estate, Hythe Road, Ashford, Kent, TN24 8DH

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Skills

Diesel Engines
Transmissions
Hydraulics
Electrics
Agricultural Machinery Maintenance
Leadership
Customer Communication
Team Development
Administrative Documentation

Location

Clacton-on-Sea, England, United Kingdom

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