Alup Kompressoren
Field Service Engineer - ALUP

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Working in the field service team, you will be providing professional and efficient service of air compressors & ancillary equipment.
Key Responsibilities
- Performing routine and emergency maintenance on a wide range of compressed air equipment.
- Diagnosing mechanical and electrical faults and ensuring a first-time fix for all but the unfixable equipment issues.
- Servicing customer equipment to the highest possible standard.
- Supporting field sales and technical support with knowledge of customer installations, equipment history, and any faults or issues as they arise.
- Using digital diagnostic tools to identify and rectify electrical and software-based faults.
- Delivering accurate reporting of activities performed to the service admin and planning team, to ensure customers receive the most accurate and useful information.
- As part of an on-call rota, responding in a timely manner to emergency callouts for critical customers.
- Handing sales leads across to the sales team to support new equipment sales.
- Keeping a clean and professional image whilst representing the business – vehicle, attire, working environment, customer equipment.
- To be aware of and apply Health and Safety regulations and engineering best practices whilst working.
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To succeed, you will need
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- A sound mechanical understanding, through qualification or equivalent experience, of at least one of the following technologies:
- Air/gas compressors
- Air/gas purification or distribution systems
- Air or fluid pumps, blowers or chillers
- Electrical diagnostics and wiring on industrial PLCs
- Refrigerant or desiccant dryer systems
- PC-literate.
- A problem-solving nature, with a hands-on approach.
- A can-do attitude balanced with an appreciation for safety.
- The ability to develop strong relationships and exceed customer expectations.
- A growth mindset – always willing to learn and challenge the status quo.
- Organised – Has the ability to manage own workload and submit job data on a weekly basis.
- A full UK driving licence, preferred clean (no endorsements, points or penalties)


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Job location
The role is located in Warrington and surrounding areas.
Contact information
Talent Acquisition Team: Maybelle Bryant
Since its foundation in 1923, ALUP Kompressoren, has been synonym with quality and reliability in the compressed air industry.
The company develops compressed air solutions for the toughest conditions, especially in industrial applications – highly efficient, energy-saving and durable. From consultancy to planning and implementation, almost 100 years of experience with compressed air makes ALUP an expert in the field.
Since 2007 ALUP Kompressoren GmbH is part of the Atlas Copco Group.
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