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Generator Service Engineer

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GBP36,000:GBP42,000 Company Vehicle Provided Field:Based Engineering Role Training Available
Ideally located Southampton, Portsmouth or Brighton
Salary, Benefits and Hours
- GBP36,000:GBP42,000 basic salary, dependent on experience
- Company vehicle provided
- Core working hours with flexibility around customer requirements
- Training and development opportunities available
About The Company
- Established engineering organisation operating within the critical power sector
- Supplies, services and maintains generator and power generation equipment
- Growing customer base across commercial and industrial markets
- Reputation built on technical expertise and service delivery
Why Join Them?
- Field:based role supporting essential standby power systems
- Varied position combining service, maintenance and fault finding
- Strong technical support and ongoing development opportunities
- Opportunity to work with a broad range of equipment and customers
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Role Overview
- Service, maintenance and repair of generators and associated equipment
- Carrying out inspections, testing and fault diagnosis activities
- Supporting installation and commissioning projects as required
- Completing service reports and providing technical support to customers
What We're Looking For
- Experience servicing and maintaining generators or similar equipment
- Electrical or mechanical engineering qualification preferred
- Strong fault:finding and problem:solving skills
- Full UK driving licence
Work Location
- Field:based role covering customer sites across the South Coast region
- Work carried out primarily within commercial and industrial environments


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Hunter Selection Limited is a recruitment consultancy with offices UK wide, specialising in permanent and contract roles within Engineering and Manufacturing, IT and Digital, Science and Technology and Service and Sales sectors.
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