Field Service Engineer
£30,000 - £40,000 Basic Salary + Overtime +Vehicle + Excellent Company Culture
Covering the South West (M5 Corridor)
We have an exciting opportunity for a service engineer to join a well run family business who are looking for another service engineer to join the successful team.
My client specialise in bakery and catering equipment and offer service engineering support all around the UK.
The company are experiencing some significant growth and are looking for an engineer to help with the workload in the South West. This role may include staying away from home to help the company in other areas of the UK.
The Role and Responsibilities:
- Service and repair of bakery and catering equipment
- Being part of the installation team as well
- Offering top quality customer service
- Building relationships with customers and team members
- Making sure the customer is happy with the work that has been done.
Skills and Experience
- Mechanical and electrical fault finding
- Ambitious, willing to learn and develop
- Good customer facing skills
- Excellent communication skills
Package/Benefits
- £30,000 - £40,000 basic salary (dependent on experience)
- Company vehicle
- Full company and manufacture training
- Tools, Laptop and Phone
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