Mase Consulting Ltd
Field Service Engineer / Maintenance Technician - Pharma

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Field Service Engineer / Maintenance Technician - Pharma
Do you enjoy the practical hands-on elements of engineering and have the desire to work on industry-leading, highly complex automated equipment?
Ready for your calling? This specialist equipment manufacturer is searching for a well-rounded Field Service Engineer / Service Technician to support their pharmaceutical customers in the UK, with a higher concentration of customers in the south.
Why This Company?
This leading industrial machinery manufacturer has grown 20% over the past 12 months and in line with the acquisition of new customers and to ensure continued world class service they now wish to expand their service team in the UK.
Operating in rapidly expanding markets such as pharmaceuticals and recognised for offering some of the industry’s most advanced production equipment, they pride themselves on their detailed attention to customer needs and dedication to the highest standards of performance and quality.
Rewards & Benefits
- £42K – £55K Basic (dependent on experience)
- Company Car
- Private Healthcare
- 4 x Life Assurance
- 5% Matched Pension
- Company Credit Card (Travel Expenses)
- Overtime (1.25x paid on any hours worked above contracted 39 hours per week)
- 25 Days Holiday + Bank Holidays
About The Role
As a Field Service Engineer / Service Technician you will work from a home office and be responsible for:
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- Operating in an 80% mechanical and 20% electrical role.
- Working within a service engineering team supporting pharmaceutical manufacturers in the UK. (Weekly travel and time away from home are expected with on average 5 weekends away from home per annum).
- Attending a low number of customer calls as each case can be extremely complicated and time consuming.
- On rare occasions operating as part of an installation team to complete new equipment installations, commissioning and user training.
- Working to preventative maintenance and installation work which is often booked 2-3 months in advance, whilst also reacting to more pressing breakdowns and repairs.
- Working with the engineering planner to coordinate activities and movements.
- Conducting routine service and calibration work, alongside more reactive maintenance, including fault finding, problem resolution and repair.
- Completing service visit reports.
About You
The ideal candidate will possess at least 2 years of service engineering / technician experience, gained working on complex automated pharmaceutical equipment, including robotics, production/processing, materials handling, packaging and filling machinery.
Candidates must speak fluent English and be multiskilled with a mechanical focus. You must be comfortable travelling regularly in the UK and spending nights away from home.


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A degree level education is beneficial, but not essential. It is, however, essential you have a logical and methodical approach to finding faults and be comfortable working on high value automated machinery.
A valid local driving license is required, as is the right to work in the UK. My client doesn’t offer sponsorship.
Location
Covering the UK but ideally based in the South – Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire, Northamptonshire, Oxfordshire, Gloucestershire, Avon, Wiltshire, Hampshire, Surrey
Would also consider candidates in the Midlands
Keywords
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