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This is a hands-on, field-based role where no two days are the same, giving you the opportunity to apply your electrical engineering skillset within a fast-growing, ambitious company.
Like the look of this opportunity? Make sure to apply fast, as a high volume of applications is expected. Scroll down to read the complete job description.
If you are a Field Service Engineer or Technician who enjoys working with customers and solving technical problems, keep reading...
This role pays £32,000 per year, with plenty of opportunities to earn extra through overtime, plus additional benefits including a company vehicle, 30 days holiday (including BH), Perkbox, full training, and a supportive team environment.
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You will need to be based within the Oxford to Birmingham M40 corridor with Oxford, Banbury, Bicester, Kidlington, Thame and High Wycombe being the desirable locations.
Your Main Responsibilities Will Be To
- Install, service and repair commercial coffee machines on client sites
- Deliver basic demonstrations and handovers to customers
- Diagnose and resolve electrical/mechanical faults
- Manage your own schedule across a regional patch
You will also be required to work one day at the weekend on a rota basis with the Friday of Monday off in lieu.


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Requirements
- Electrical or electro-mechanical experience (e.g. coffee machines, vending, white goods, arcade, catering equipment or similar)
- Full UK driving licence
- Comfortable in a customer-facing role
- Strong problem-solving skills and a proactive attitude
- Able to work independently in a field-based environment
If you're an experienced Field Service Engineer, Maintenance Engineer, Service Technician, Customer Service Engineer or have transferable electro-mechanical service experience and are looking to join a market-leading manufacturer, we'd love to hear from you.
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