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Derby
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Field Service Engineer (Mechanical)

Midlands with Nationwide Travel To Client Sites

A GBP 39,000 to A GBP 50,000 Salary DOE + Regular Overtime (A GBP 26ph : OTE A GBP 60,000 to A GBP 70,000) + Van + Door to Door Travel + Fuel Card + Kit and Welder Supplied + Mobile Phone + Tablet / Laptop + Company Pension + 23 Days Holiday + Bank Holidays

Monday to Friday 45 Hours per Week (Overtime up to 60 Hours per Week)

Mechanical Field Service Engineer required for a growing and reputable engineering company specialised in manufacturing, installing and servicing aggregate processing equipment. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone looking for a role offering variety and regular overtime.

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The successful candidate will be a mechanically biased engineer with basic electrical and hydraulic fault-finding experience.

The successful Field Service Engineer will be responsible for carrying out service, maintenance and installation works on projects across the country, working in industries such as aggregates/quarrying, recycling and water treatment.

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The Field Service Engineer Role

  • Maintain and service industrial equipment including screeners, logwash, pumps, conveyors, etc.
  • Install aggregate processing and water treatment equipment
  • Travelling to client sites throughout the UK: frequent Monday to Friday stay away
  • Ordering parts
  • Refurbishment of machinery
  • Maintain H and S procedures
  • Regular Overtime Available

The Field Service Engineer Candidate

Mechanically biased engineer

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Derby, England, United Kingdom

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