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Job role: Field Service Engineer – Pumps / Gas Equipment
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£45,000 Basic + Company Vehicle - Paid Travel - Overtime
Expected Yearly Earnings - £55,000 Plus
Monday - Friday - 8AM - 4PM - 40 Hours a week
Experience: Full training provided for any mechanical or electrical engineer
We have partnered with a leading innovator in sustainable fuels and are looking for a field service engineer to work on gas equipment, pumping systems, compressor systems, air processing machinery, who due to continued success are looking to recruit a Field Service Engineer.
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The main responsibilities of the Field Service Engineer will include:
- Ensuring plant equipment is functioning correctly – Pumps, Gas Equipment, Compressors, Air Dryers, Vacuum Pumps, Filtration Systems and associated processing machinery.
- Maintaining all equipment on site, such as motors, pumps, valves, conveyors, control panels and pneumatic systems.
- Installation and commissioning of machinery onsite.
- Maintaining all mechanical and electrical process equipment.
- Fault finding, diagnostics and breakdown response.
- Following a PPM schedule and recording follow up work.
- Ensuring appropriate housekeeping standards are maintained on a daily basis.
- Continually developing and improving operations to drive improvements in quality, cost and safety.


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