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Field Services Engineer

Nottingham
£40k – £45k/yr
Posted about 15 hours ago
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Field Service Engineer

Location: Nottingham / Leicester

Salary: £40,000 - £43,000 + Overtime

Benefits:

  • Up to 15% annual bonus
  • Daytime work – Monday to Friday
  • Company car (Electric / Hybrid)
  • Comprehensive Private Healthcare, Pension and Life Assurance
  • 28 days holidays + bank holidays and other leading benefits
  • Sharesave Scheme
  • Full product training provided

Join a Market-Leading Engineering Group

An excellent opportunity has become available for a mechanically or electrically qualified engineer to join a globally recognised engineering organisation with UK manufacturing and an outstanding reputation for technical innovation, employee development and long-term career progression.

The business specialises in manufacturing and servicing industrial solutions including:

  • Steam systems
  • Flow control
  • Instrumentation, valves & actuators
  • Pumps & fluid handling

This is an ideal opportunity for engineers looking to move into a specialist field service role with full product training and genuine long-term development.

The Role

As a Field Service Engineer, you will play a key role supporting Industrial, Food Manufacturing, Breweries, Chemical, Pharmaceutical, Hospitals / NHS customers across the East Midlands including areas across Nottingham, Derby, Leicester, Melton Mowbray, Loughborough, Burton upon Trent and surrounding areas.

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You will be responsible for:

  • Servicing, maintaining and commissioning steam systems
  • Fault finding and carrying out repairs on customer sites
  • Supporting customers with technical advice and training
  • Completing technical assessments and service reports
  • Always ensuring high health & safety standards

This is a highly varied role combining hands-on engineering, customer interaction and technical problem solving.

Training & Development

The training in this role will be extensive, and you will spend a large amount of time with senior service engineers and service leaders to learn the products and engineering aspects of the role. They will also fund relevant training courses such as safe isolation, electrical 101, BOAS and working at height as well as investing in your development through the business. Regular product training will also be given with regular opportunity to spend time with the wider team.

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Experience

The successful Field Service Engineer must have a mechanical or electrical qualification and may have worked with steam technology or boiler systems however this is not a requirement. Closely related industries include areas such as flow control, valves, actuators, pumps, instrumentation, automation, combustion, heat exchangers, heat transfer, control systems, water treatment, compressors or compressed air, HVAC and related products but any mechanical engineering experience will be considered.

This opportunity would suit candidates currently working as:

  • Field Service Engineers
  • Maintenance Engineers
  • Engineering Technicians
  • Technical Support Engineers
  • Engineering Specialists
  • Service Technicians

The company also has an excellent track record of recruiting and developing engineers from the armed forces.

Territory

This is a field-based position covering:

  • Nottingham
  • Derby
  • Leicester
  • Melton Mowbray
  • Loughborough
  • Burton upon Trent
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Skills

Mechanical Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Fault Finding
Commissioning
Preventative Maintenance
Technical Support
Steam Systems
Flow Control
Instrumentation
Valves
Actuators
Pumps
Fluid Handling
Health & Safety Compliance
Technical Reporting
Customer Training

Location

Nottingham, England, United Kingdom

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