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Field Services Engineer

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Are you a hands-on engineer who thrives on solving complex mechanical and electrical challenges?
Are you confident working with AC/DC controls, hydraulics, and pneumatics in fast-paced environments?
We are looking for a Field Service Engineer who is based around the M4 Corridor area!
As a Field Service Engineer, you will provide preventative and reactive maintenance support on automated handling systems, conveyors, sortation equipment, and associated machinery across customer sites. You will diagnose and resolve electrical and mechanical faults, carry out planned maintenance activities, support installations and commissioning projects, and ensure equipment operates safely and efficiently.
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- Competitive salary and overtime opportunities
- Career development and technical training
- Employee-Owned Trust membership
- Cycle to Work scheme
- Option to purchase additional leave
- Company vehicle, tools, and equipment provided
- Work with industry-leading automation technology
Key Responsibilities
- Maintain and repair automated handling systems, conveyors, sorters, and associated equipment.
- Diagnose electrical and mechanical faults across automation systems.
- Carry out planned preventative maintenance and emergency breakdown repairs.
- Support installations and commissioning projects when required.
- Complete service documentation and maintenance records accurately.
- Ensure compliance with Health & Safety and company quality standards.


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What We Are Looking For
- NVQ Level 3 or equivalent in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering.
- Strong electrical and mechanical maintenance experience.
- Knowledge of AC/DC controls, motors, sensors, and PLC fault finding.
- Understanding of hydraulics and pneumatics.
- Experience within automation, materials handling, manufacturing, or industrial environments.
- Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel.
- Able to pass DBS and UK Security Clearance checks.
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