Morgan Ryder
Field Services Engineer

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Field Service Engineer
Home Based | UK Wide Travel
Up to £48k including excellent OT + fantastic benefits such as…
- Annual company performance bonus
- Company car
- Company credit card, fuel car & hotel card
- 24-hour employee hotline
- Company mobile phone & laptop
- Brilliant training & development opportunities
About the Role
An exciting opportunity has arisen for a skilled Field Service & Calibration Engineer to join a well-established engineering organisation supplying instrumentation, valves, controls, calibration services, and engineering solutions to a range of industrial sectors across the UK.
This is a home-based role requiring travel to customer sites throughout the UK. The successful candidate will play a key role within the engineering team, undertaking the servicing, maintenance and calibration of Steam & Water Analysis systems, primarily within the power generation sector.
In addition, you will support customers across a variety of process industries by providing on-site calibration services, troubleshooting, maintenance and technical support across a broad range of process measurement technologies.
Key Responsibilities
- Service, maintain and calibrate Steam & Water Analysis systems at customer sites.
- Carry out on-site calibration and validation of process instrumentation and analytical equipment.
- Inspect, strip, clean, repair and replace mechanical and instrumentation components as required.
- Use portable calibration and test equipment to verify system performance.
- Diagnose faults and provide technical support to customers.
- Complete detailed service reports and calibration documentation in line with quality assurance procedures.
- Work safely within highly regulated industrial environments.
- Travel extensively throughout the UK to support customer requirements.
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Skills & Experience
- Engineering qualification, apprenticeship, or equivalent practical experience.
- Strong engineering fundamentals with the ability to work within regulated industrial environments.
- Mechanical aptitude and practical problem-solving skills.
- Experience working with Process instrumentation, Process analysers, Industrial instrumentation systems, Temperature, pressure & process measurement equipment, Portable calibration and test equipment.
- Experience working in industries such as Power generation, Water treatment, Steam systems, Process manufacturing, Waste-to-energy facilities, Chemical processing or other industrial process environments.


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Personal Attributes
The successful candidate will be:
- Keen to learn and develop expertise in specialist instrumentation systems.
- Comfortable travelling extensively throughout the UK.
- Self-motivated and capable of working independently.
- Organised and detail-oriented when producing technical reports and documentation.
- Professional and customer-focused.
- Committed to working safely within industrial environments.
- Eager to progress through a structured training and development programme.
Training & Development
The business is committed to developing talent and will consider candidates with strong engineering foundations who demonstrate the right attitude and willingness to learn.
Successful candidates can expect:
- Structured training and ongoing technical development.
- Specialist product and application training.
- Support to gain industry-recognised certifications where appropriate.
- Clear progression opportunities within the engineering team.
- Salary and development pathways tailored to experience and potential.
If you are a hands-on engineer looking to build specialist expertise within a growing and technically focused field service environment, we would like to hear from you.
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