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Service Engineer (Concrete)

England
Posted 3 months ago
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Service Engineer (Concrete)

Job Duty:

  1. Responsible for the receiving, delivery, inspection, maintenance and service of concrete machinery.
  2. Responsible for customer visiting, pipeline tracking, and achieving the sales target of spare parts.
  3. Responsible for de-bugging, technical service information collecting and report.
  4. Responsible for inventory management.
  5. Responsible for providing operation guidance and training.
  6. Supporting the work of the sales team.

Requirements:

  1. College and above education degree, mechanical engineering and relavant major will be prefered.
  2. More than 2 years experience in after-sales service/ mechanical maintenance/ parts sales.
  3. Good willing to cooperate with internatioal team, positive attitude to work.
  4. Skilled in handling hydraulic, electrical and chassis faults will be prefered.
  5. English speaker will be prefered.
  6. Candidate with driving license will be prefered.

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Skills

Mechanical Engineering
After-Sales Service
Mechanical Maintenance
Parts Sales
Hydraulic Faults
Electrical Faults
Chassis Faults
Customer Service
Inventory Management
Technical Service
Operation Guidance
Training
Sales Support
Team Collaboration
Positive Attitude
English Proficiency

Location

England, United Kingdom

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