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Field Service Engineer

Dundee
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An excellent opportunity for an experienced Field Service Engineer Mobile Welfare Units to join a well-established company.

Job Type: Full-Time, Permanent

Salary: Competitive Salary, Depending on Experience.

Location: Dundee Home Based Working in the Field.

About The Company:

They are a market leader in the repair and maintenance of towable and static cabins that keep site teams warm, fed and safe on construction, civils and events sites nationwide.

About The Role:

To attend, diagnose and repair mobile welfare cabins in the field restoring generators, power, heating, water and waste systems to full working order, first-time wherever possible, while working safely and unsupervised at customer sites.

The role is van-based and mobile, covering breakdowns and warranty/service work across customer and hire-fleet sites. A large share of faults are diagnosed remotely (via unit telemetry) before attending, so the engineer must be comfortable interpreting remote data and arriving prepared.

What the Role Actually Deals With:

  • Generators / diesel engines: Oil pressure & oil-change faults, fuel systems, exhaust/DPF, alternator, AVR, governor, glow, E-stop, servicing. Engines: HATZ, Kubota, Lombardini, Perkins, Stephill (Boss L48/L70/L100 units).
  • Plumbing, water & waste: Frozen/burst pipes, tanks, UV filters, water pumps, toilets, waste-level sensors, leaks.
  • Electrical & power: 12/24V DC systems, Victron kit (inverters, Cerbo, MPPT/solar), fuses, relays, wiring looms, sockets, PIR lighting, "no power" / dead-console faults, electrical-test compliance.
  • Diesel heaters: Parking/diesel heaters glow-pin and fuel-pump failure, re-priming, rewiring, thermostats, frost-related no-heat.
  • Batteries: Lithium battery diagnosis (100/200Ah), BMS behaviour, Victron charge settings, deep-discharge recovery, charge/hold faults.
  • Telemetry / comms: Units not updating/communicating SIM/modem, Cerbo, remote-monitoring diagnosis and SIM replacement.
  • Towing & chassis: Lifting rams/pins, wheels-down locking, coupling, brakes, tyres getting units mobile.
  • Hydraulics: Power packs, rams, solenoids for raising/lowering units.
  • Fabrication: Doors, door closers, hoods, structural repair.
  • Solar: Panels and MPPT charge faults.

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Roughly 1 in 5 reported faults turn out to be user error so customer education, clear on-site communication and honest reporting matter as much as the wrench work.

Candidate Requirements

Essential:

  • Proven multi-skilled field service / plant / mobile-mechanic background (welfare units, generators, plant, HGV, marine, motorhome/leisure, or similar).
  • Diesel engine fault-finding and servicing (small industrial engines HATZ, Kubota, Lombardini, Perkins or equivalent).
  • 12V / 24V DC electrical competence fault-finding wiring, fuses, relays, inverters, charging systems using a multimeter.
  • Confident reading fault data / telemetry and working from remote diagnostics.
  • Practical plumbing / water-system repair skills.
  • Strong problem-solving and first-time-fix mindset; comfortable working alone and unsupervised.
  • Full UK driving licence; B+E (trailer/towing) entitlement or willingness to obtain.
  • Good customer-facing manner and clear written job reporting.

Highly Desirable:

  • Electrical qualification City & Guilds 2391 (Inspection & Testing) and/or 18th Edition (BS 7671); PAT competence.
  • Experience with Victron energy systems (Cerbo GX, MultiPlus inverters, MPPT, VRM) and lithium/BMS battery systems.
  • Diesel parking/air heater experience (Webasto/Eberspcher-type).
  • Hydraulics (power packs, rams, solenoids).
  • Fabrication repairs.
  • Solar PV, and basic IT/comms (SIM, modem, routers) familiarity.
  • Relevant safety tickets (CSCS Card, first aid, working at height, manual handling).

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Personal Attributes

  • Self-motivated and reliable the customer's day-rate is stopped until the unit works again.
  • Methodical and safety-first, especially around live electrics, fuel and lifting operations.
  • Resilient and adaptable outdoor, all-weather, sometimes remote sites.
  • Honest reporter records what was found and done, including when a fault is user error or unresolved.

Working Conditions

  • Field-based, mobile role with company van and tools.
  • Regional travel to customer and hire sites; some early starts / site-hours working.
  • Breakdown-response element may include on-call / out-of-hours cover (to be confirmed).
  • Physical role: lifting, working outdoors, in confined welfare-unit plant spaces and all weathers.

What they offer

  • Competitive salary (depending on experience).
  • Company pension.
  • Company van, tools and PPE.
  • Manufacturer and in-house training across generators, power, heating and telemetry.
  • Varied, hands-on work with a UK manufacturer that builds what you fix.

If you feel that you have the relative skills/attributes to fulfil this role then please apply now for immediate consideration.

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Skills

Field Service
Diesel Engine Fault-Finding
Electrical Competence
Plumbing Skills
Problem-Solving
Customer Communication
Telemetry Interpretation
Hydraulics
Fabrication
Solar PV
Victron Systems
Safety Compliance
Remote Diagnostics
Mechanical Repair
Welfare Units
Mobile Mechanics

Location

Dundee, Scotland, United Kingdom

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