NECKAR FORKLIFTS LIMITED
Forklift Engineer - Field Service

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Job Description
We are seeking a dedicated and skilled Field Service Engineer to join our team. The successful candidate will be responsible for providing on-site support for equipment repair and maintenance, ensuring the efficient operation of our warehouse systems. This role requires a strong mechanical knowledge, along with the ability to handle materials and operate forklifts safely. The Field Service Engineer will play a crucial role in maintaining high standards of service and operational excellence.
Responsibilities
- Conduct regular inspections and maintenance of equipment to ensure optimal performance.
- Perform repairs on various machinery and equipment as required.
- Manage warehouse operations including load and unload activities, ensuring safety protocols are adhered to.
- Utilise the warehouse management system for tracking inventory and managing shipments.
- Assist in shipping and receiving processes, ensuring accurate documentation and handling of materials.
- Collaborate with team members to maintain an organised and efficient work environment.
- Handle heavy lifting tasks as necessary, ensuring safe practices are followed at all times.
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Skills
- Proficient in warehouse management systems to streamline operations effectively.
- Strong equipment repair skills with a focus on mechanical knowledge.
- Experience in materials handling, including safe loading and unloading procedures.
- Ability to operate forklifts safely, with relevant certification preferred.
- Previous warehouse experience is advantageous for understanding operational workflows.
- Basic mathematical skills for inventory management and documentation purposes.
- Capability to perform heavy lifting tasks as part of daily responsibilities.


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Job Type
Full-time
Benefits
- Company pension
- Employee discount
- Free parking
- Life insurance
- On-site parking
Work Location
In person
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