Envisage Recruitment Limited
Field Service Engineer

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Field Service Engineer
£40,000 - £45,000 + Company Car
Covering: Manchester Area / Leeds - North of the UK
Your Responsibilities Will Include:
- Installing, commissioning and servicing new machinery at customer sites.
- Carrying out planned preventative maintenance, inspections and routine servicing.
- Diagnosing electrical, mechanical and control-system faults.
- Reading and interpreting electrical drawings, wiring diagrams and schematics.
- Identifying faulty components and carrying out repairs or replacements.
- Supporting customers with breakdowns and technical issues, with a focus on restoring equipment to operation efficiently.
- Carrying out machine checks to identify potential problems before they develop into failures.
- Providing clear service reports and keeping customer and service records up to date using CRM and other reporting systems.
- Training customer operators and maintenance personnel in the safe and effective operation and maintenance of equipment.
- Working closely with customers to provide a professional and responsive service.
- Travelling regularly to customer sites throughout the Manchester Area/Leeds sort of region.
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Experience & Qualifications
- A strong electrical engineering background.
- Good practical experience with electrical wiring and fault-finding.
- The ability to read and interpret electrical schematics and technical drawings.
- Experience diagnosing faults and carrying out electrical repairs.
- Good mechanical engineering and maintenance skills.


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Experience with CNC machinery, automated production machinery or bar-feeding systems would be advantageous, although this is not essential.
Relevant technical qualifications such as an NVQ in Engineering, ONC, HNC or equivalent are desirable.
No sponsorship is available for this role.
Candidate's MUST be eligible to live and work in the UK without the need for sponsorship.
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