Metal Work Pneumatic
Metal Work UK LTD - Milton Keynes - Technical Support Engineer

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Metal Work UK LTD - Milton Keynes - Technical Support Engineer - Rif.: MWUK052026
For the expansion of our subsidiary in the United Kingdom we are looking for the following professional profile:
Technical Support Engineer
Job Description
- Provide technical support to customers, handling product enquiries and cross-referencing requests promptly and professionally.
- Assist both the internal and external sales teams with their technical requirements, contributing to customer satisfaction and revenue growth.
- Learn and maintain in-depth knowledge of the full Metal Work product range, including features, benefits, options and applications.
- Navigate company websites and use relevant software tools (SAP, CRM, Microsoft Office suite) to manage and respond to customer requests.
- Represent Metal Work Pneumatic UK Ltd in a professional manner across all customer interactions, both written and verbal.
- Maintain clear and effective communication with all internal departments.
- Follow and uphold company procedures and standards.
- Undertake special projects or additional tasks as required by the department.
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Qualifications/Requirements
- Good organisational, planning and analytical skills, with the ability to prioritise workload effectively.
- Strong interpersonal and communication skills, both written and verbal.
- Self-motivated, with the ability to solve problems and make sound decisions independently.
- Strong attention to detail, accuracy and sense of responsibility.
- Ability to build and maintain effective working relationships with a variety of colleagues and customers.
- Proficiency in IT tools including SAP, CRM, Microsoft Word, Excel and Outlook.
- Punctual, reliable and able to actively participate in team activities.
- CAD and/or electrical qualifications are considered a significant advantage for career progression within this role.


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We Offer
- Competitive salary
- 20 days annual holiday
- Contributory pension in line with government legislation
Those interested in participating in the selection can send their curriculum to the following email address: careers@metalwork.co.uk
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