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Pump Engineer (Mobile / Field Service)
Location: Brigg
Salary: A GBP 36,000 to A GBP 42,000 DOE + Overtime (1.5x Mon:Sat, 2x Sunday) + Company Van + 22 Days Holiday + 8 Bank Holidays + Private Medical + Life Assurance + Sick Pay + Income Protection + A GBP 25 Overnight Bonus
Working Hours: Monday to Friday 40 Hours per Week : 8am Start
Job Overview: Pump Engineer required for a market leading rental company of industrial equipment. This is a fantastic opportunity to join a company with an impressive global reputation.
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Responsibilities:
- Mechanical servicing of diesel, electrical, and air driven pumps at the Bridgend branch and at customer sites
- Delivery, installation, and de:installation of equipment
- Repairs on rental equipment
- Driving with a trailer where required to deliver equipment
Requirements:
- Maintenance experience on pumps
- Mechanical and electrical experience
Job Details:
The successful candidate will be responsible for carrying out mechanical servicing and fault finding on diesel, electrical, and air driven pumps. You will also carry out installs and de:installs of pumps, filtration equipment, and tanks at customer sites.


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This role will involve both working from the company's branch in Brigg and site-based work at client sites. Occasional stay:away may be required, approximately twice a month and you will also be a part of a rotational call:out rota for one week in four, however, most issues can be resolved remotely.
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