John F Hunt Power
Improver Engineer – National Roles

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We are currently looking for an Improver Engineer to join our depots across the UK.
In this entry-level position, you will receive on-the-job training in a live hire-depot environment, designed to give you all the tools required to start a long career in engineering.
You will work closely with our foreman and service engineers, working through 10 specifically designed modules with a view to progressing into a fully qualified Field Service Engineer.
The job comes with a competitive salary, 25 days paid annual leave plus Bank Holidays.
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- Assisting the Depot Foreman in servicing equipment ready for hire, receiving on the job training and support with a view to progressing into a Service Engineer role once qualified.
Once the necessary training is provided, responsibilities as a Service Engineer will include:
- Servicing Equipment – both in depots and out on site
- Fault finding
- Mechanical and Electrical repairs
- Genset Synchronisation
- Completing all paperwork associated with equipment maintenance – service sheets, PDI sheets etc.
- Adhere to Health & Safety guidelines at all times


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Desired Skills And Experience
We are looking for a well-organised individual who has:
- A desire to learn new skills
- An aptitude for mechanical engineering
- Some experience of plant or engine maintenance beneficial but not essential
- Ability to work as part of a team and on own initiative
- Ability to communicate with on all levels
- Eager to ensure excellent customer service levels at all times
- Forklift licence preferable but not essential (training will be provided)
Does this sound like the role for you? If so, to apply please send your CV to powerjobs@johnfhunt.co.uk
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