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Field Services Engineer

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Fantastic Opportunity for an Experienced Field Service Engineer or Experienced Laboratory Analyst
Working as a Field Service Engineer you will be responsible for the installation, service, maintenance, demonstration, qualification, and repair of scientific instrumentation used within the pharmaceutical sector. You will work closely with customers across the South of England and across Europe.
Key Responsibilities
- Installation: Setting up scientific instrumentation.
- Service: Ongoing maintenance and servicing of equipment.
- Maintenance: Regular checks and upkeep of instruments.
- Demonstration: Showing customers how to use the equipment.
- Qualification: Ensuring instruments meet necessary standards.
- Repair: Fixing any issues with the instrumentation.
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Requirements
- Degree: In Scientific or Engineering discipline.
- Experience: Servicing scientific instrumentation in a field-based or laboratory setting.
- Knowledge: Essential knowledge of chromatography systems. Previous experience of dissolution systems and instrument qualification (IQ/OQ/PQ) is beneficial.
- Personality Traits: Proactive and hardworking, enjoy building customer relationships and be willing to travel throughout the South of England and occasionally internationally.
Benefits
- Full training provided to get you up to speed on their products.
- Highly competitive salary and employee benefits.
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