PT Renewables 🌳
Field Engineer

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Field Service Engineer | London | Permanent | £33,000 + van overtime, shift and bens
PT Renewables is partnered with a well-established, globally connected business in the fuel and forecourt industry, and they're looking for Field Service Engineers to join their regional teams.
If you're the kind of person who likes fixing things, solving problems, and being trusted to get on with the job without someone looking over your shoulder - keep reading.
What You'll Actually Be Doing
- Diagnosing and repairing fuel dispensing pumps, pump controllers, POS systems, tank gauges, DCDs, tank probes, submerged pump systems and PA systems
- Running through planned preventative maintenance schedules
- Commissioning new and refurbished sites, and calibrating fuel dispensers
- Assessing and reporting accidental damage for costing
- Carrying out site surveys
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About You
- A solid mechanical understanding, with experience repairing and maintaining mechanical equipment
- A methodical approach to problem-solving, balanced with good instincts
- Strong customer service skills - you'll be dealing directly with site staff and customers
- The confidence to work unsupervised, plus the collaboration to pull together with colleagues
- A valid UK driving licence
No specific forecourt experience? No problem - if you've got a strong mechanical or electromechanical background from another industry, training will be provided to get you up to speed on this kit.


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Why Join
- Salary up to £33,000
- Company Van for work and personal use
- Overtime, shift, standby and lunch allowances
- A growing, globally connected business with a strong UK footprint
- Ongoing training and development in a technically advanced, ever-evolving industry
- Real autonomy and real responsibility
If you're an experienced engineer within the Mechanical and Electrical engineer looking for your next move, apply now!
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