ESCCO
Field Service Engineer - Welding & Industrial Equipment

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About ESCCO
ESCCO is one of the UK’s leading suppliers of welding equipment, consumables, and automation solutions, supported by over 40 years of technical expertise. We provide end-to-end solutions, including installation, servicing, repairs, calibration, and consultancy across a wide range of industrial and manufacturing sectors.
Due to continued growth, we are looking to recruit a skilled Field Service Engineer to join our expanding service team.
The Role
As a Field Service Engineer, you will be responsible for installing, maintaining, and repairing welding and cutting equipment at customer sites across the UK and some in the EU. You’ll play a key role in supporting ESCCO’s reputation for high-quality technical service and customer satisfaction.
Key Responsibilities
- Installation and commissioning of welding and cutting equipment (MIG, TIG, plasma, automation and cobot systems)
- Servicing, fault-finding, and repair of industrial welding equipment and associated systems
- Carrying out routine maintenance, calibration, and testing
- Diagnosing electrical, mechanical, and control system faults
- Supporting customers with technical advice and training where required
- Completing service reports and maintaining accurate documentation
- Ensuring all work is carried out safely and in line with company and industry standards
- Representing ESCCO professionally on customer sites
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Key Requirements
- Proven experience as a Field Service Engineer or Service Technician (industrial equipment, welding, CNC, or similar)
- Strong electrical and mechanical fault-finding skills
- Experience with welding processes (MIG/TIG/Arc/Plasma) is highly desirable
- Knowledge of automation systems, robotics or fume extraction systems (advantageous)
- Full UK driving licence
- Strong customer-facing and communication skills
- Ability to work independently and manage workload effectively


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Desirable Skills
- Previous experience with leading welding brands (e.g. ESAB, Fronius, Miller, Hypertherm)
- Understanding of LEV testing or fume extraction systems
- Engineering qualification (NVQ, HNC, HND or equivalent)
- PLC or automation exposure
- Electrical qualification
What We Offer
- Competitive salary based on experience
- Company van, tools, laptop, and phone
- Training and development with industry-leading equipment and technologies
- Opportunity to work with advanced welding automation and cobot systems
- Supportive team environment within a well-established company
- Life insurance
- Medical insurance
- Cycle to work scheme
Why Join ESCCO?
- Work with a company known for its technical expertise and full lifecycle service offering
- Exposure to cutting-edge welding and automation technologies
- Be part of a growing service team with a strong customer demand
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