Gi Group
Field Service Engineer

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Field Service Engineer (Industrial Equipment) – Gloucestershire (Cheltenham HQ) + UK Travel - £35000 per annum
An established UK manufacturer and supplier of high-quality industrial dry-steam cleaning equipment is looking to hire a Field Service Engineer to support continued growth following a recent acquisition by a global parent company. This is a hands-on role based from Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, with regular customer site work and occasional travel.
If you enjoy fault-finding, repairs, and customer-facing engineering work, and want to develop your skills alongside experienced technical specialists, this could be a great fit.
The Role
Working a 37-hour week, you’ll be responsible for servicing, repairing, and supporting specialist industrial equipment both at the workshop and on customer sites.
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Key Responsibilities:
- Service and repair customer equipment at the Cheltenham premises
- Attend customer sites to carry out on-site servicing and repairs
- Provide installation support and training for new equipment
- Produce quotations, issue service reports, and maintain accurate work logs
- Act as a technical support backup for other engineers and end users, working closely with the wider team
Additional Requirements:
- Carry out other reasonable tasks aligned to the role
- Very occasional travel to mainland Europe may be required
What We’re Looking For
- Minimum 2 years’ experience in a technical service role repairing/servicing electrical equipment or machinery (including 3-phase)
- Strong mechanical aptitude and practical engineering experience
- Detail-oriented with a problem-solving mindset
- Confident working independently and as part of a team
- Good communication and customer service skills with the ability to understand user needs
- Competent IT skills (ideally Word, Excel, Outlook)


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Essential Requirements:
- Full clean UK driving licence
- Passport
- Right to work in the UK
Benefits
- Shared use of company van
- 25 days holiday, rising to 28 days with long service
- Workplace pension enrolment
Location
Gloucestershire (Cheltenham HQ) with frequent field-based work (UK-wide, as required)
If you’d like to be considered, apply with your CV and a short summary of your relevant service/repair experience and your current location.
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