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Packaging Field Service Engineer

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Salary, Benefits and Hours
GBP30,000:GBP40,000 basic salary depending on experience
Company van, fuel expenses, mobile phone, tools and equipment provided
Paid overtime and ongoing training opportunities
Field:based role with UK:wide travel and occasional overnight stays
About The Company
Established specialist within industrial packaging and end:of:line automation
Supplies, services and supports a wide range of packaging machinery across the UK
Works with customers across manufacturing, warehousing, logistics and food production sectors
Known for delivering technical support, machinery optimisation and efficiency improvements
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Why Join Them?
Varied role working on a broad range of automated packaging equipment
Mix of service, maintenance, breakdown response and installation projects
Opportunity to develop technical skills through internal and external training
Join a growing engineering business with long:term career prospects
Role Overview
Service, maintain and repair end:of:line packaging machinery at customer sites
Install and commission new equipment, ensuring successful customer handovers
Diagnose mechanical and electrical faults and carry out corrective repairs
Support customers with machinery optimisation, performance improvements and technical advice


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What We're Looking For
Field service, maintenance or installation experience with industrial machinery or automated equipment
Strong mechanical skills with electrical fault:finding capability
Self:motivated engineer comfortable working independently at customer sites
Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel extensively
Work Location
Field:based role covering customer sites throughout the UK
Home:based with regular travel and occasional overnight stays
Some visits to the head office for training, meetings and workshop activities
Occasional international travel may be required
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