Owen Daniels
Field Services Engineer

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A leading specialist engineering business operating within the power generation sector is seeking an experienced Generator Engineer to join its growing service team across the Midlands.
This is an excellent opportunity for an engineer who enjoys a varied field-based role, working on a wide range of diesel generators and power generation equipment while benefiting from flexible working arrangements, excellent earning potential, and long-term career development.
About the Role
As a Generator Engineer, you will be responsible for the service, maintenance, repair, and fault diagnosis of diesel generators and associated equipment at customer sites throughout the region.
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Key Responsibilities
- Carrying out planned preventative maintenance (PPM) on generator systems.
- Diagnosing and resolving electrical and mechanical faults.
- Servicing and maintaining diesel engines and associated equipment.
- Attending breakdowns and providing reactive support when required.
- Conducting testing, inspections, and commissioning activities.
- Producing accurate service reports and maintenance documentation.
- Delivering a high level of customer service and technical support.
Candidate Requirements
- Previous experience as a Generator Engineer, Service Engineer, Field Service Engineer, Power Generation Engineer, or similar.
- Strong electrical and mechanical fault-finding abilities.
- Experience carrying out PPM and reactive maintenance.
- Knowledge of diesel engines, control systems, and power generation equipment.
- The ability to work independently and manage a field-based workload.
- A full UK driving licence.


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Package
- Basic salary up to £50,000 depending on experience.
- Overtime available to increase overall earnings.
- Flexible working hours.
- Company vehicle.
- Pension scheme.
- Holiday allowance.
- Ongoing technical training and development.
- Opportunities for career progression within a growing specialist engineering business.
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