Ernest Gordon Recruitment
Field Service Engineer (Generators)

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Field Service Engineer (Generators)
£40,000 + Overtime (44k OTE) + Training + Van + 33 Days Holiday
Peterborough
Are you a Service Engineer from an electrical background, looking to join a rapidly growing company that will provide tailored training with optional overtime to further boost your earnings?
In this role you will be covering a national patch to carry out both planned and reactive maintenance on a wide range of Solar Powered Generators. You will be provided with a company van to carry out door to door jobs, with occasional staying away from home, with extra when needed.
This company takes pride in delivering quality service and is rapidly growing, looking to double their workforce in the next 5 years. They are looking for a Field Service Engineer who has worked with generators to help them expand.
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This role would suit a Field Service Engineer with an electrical background looking to work on a national patch with plenty of optional overtime and opportunities to progress their career.
The role:
- Servicing and maintaining a range of solar powered generators
- Covering a national patch
- Monday to Friday, 8:00am - 5:00pm
- Up to 5 hours of optional overtime weekly
The person:
- Generator background
- Electrical background
Reference number: BBBH26319
Engineer, Engineering Engineers, Service, Maintenance, Solar, Generator, Electrical, Testing, Peterborough


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