IMPERIUM RECRUITMENT LIMITED
Field Service Engineer

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FIELD SERVICE ENGINEER
SALARY £50,000 - £55,000 DOE
OTE £70,000 +
We are looking to expand Imperium Automation's dynamic team of Field Service Engineers with vacancies available to cover various geographic regions and a number of OEM solutions across our client base.
This role involves installing, maintaining, and repairing equipment at customer sites, ensuring minimal downtime and excellent customer satisfaction. If you have a passion for problem-solving, a hands-on approach, and strong technical expertise, we want to talk to you!
This is a varied role and that will see you providing shift cover, responding to breakdowns at multiple sites and carrying out preventative maintenance on material handling and storage retrieval systems, conveyors, packaging machinery, robotics etc while assisting with installations and projects predominately at, but not limited to, Distribution Centres.
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You will need to be a strong communicator and to be able to integrate with resident teams at our clients sites ensuring that you are representing Imperium Automation in a professional manner at all times.
As a business we offer 24/7/365 reactive maintenance support to our clients and you will need to offer a degree of flexibility to ensure we meet their expectations.
Essential Knowledge, Skills and Experience for this Field Service Engineer Role
- NVQ Level 3 or Apprentice Trained Electrical / Multi Skilled
- Good understanding of PLC's
- Experience of working in Automated Distribution Centres
- Sound awareness of risk assessment, method statements, permits and working safely.
- Strong problem solving skills
- Experience with liaising with customers in a professional manner
- IPAF trained and confident working at height, confined spaces
- Confidently work on your own and with customer resident engineering team


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Benefits of this Field Service Engineers role
- Salary £50 - £55,000 (40 hour week contract) OTE @£70k +
- Paid Door to Door
- Overtime at 1.5
- Company Van, Fuel Card, Phone, Laptop
- Holiday 25 Days + Bank Holiday
- Nest Pension
- On going Training & Development
If you are an experienced Field Service Engineer looking to take the next step in your career we want to hear from you!
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