E3 Recruitment
Field Service Engineer

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Quarterly bonuses, private healthcare, generous holiday allowance, and genuine long-term career development are just some of the benefits on offer for an Field Service Engineer joining this growing UK manufacturing business.
Employing over 100 people across multiple sites, this well-established and UK-leading manufacturer specialises in producing high-quality, bespoke products for a variety of sectors.
Due to continued organic growth, they are now looking to expand their team with the addition of a Field Service Engineer.
Key Responsibilities of the Field Service Engineer
- Assemble and install components and systems in line with technical drawings
- Ensure all installations meet project specifications, quality standards, and health & safety regulations
- Safely operate hand tools, power tools, machinery, and equipment
- Communicate effectively with supervisors and team members while working on-site
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I would be interested in speaking to candidates with the following.
- The ability to confidently read and work from technical drawings
- Previous experience installing components and systems on-site
- Confidence using hand and power tools
- Flexibility and willingness to work away from home when required
- CSCS Card is essential.


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Working Hours of the Field Service Engineer
- Monday - Thursday: 07:30 - 16:30
- Friday: 07:30 - 12:30 (Hours may vary depending on site requirements.)
In Return, the Field Service Engineer will receive.
- Hourly rate: £17.78 per hour
- Quarterly productivity and attendance bonus
- Private Healthcare
- 25 days holiday plus bank holidays
- Genuine opportunities for career progression within a growing business
If you are interested in the Field Service Engineer role, please click 'APPLY NOW' and upload your most recent CV. Alternatively, contact Ismail Ahmed at E3 Recruitment for more information.
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