Do you have an interest in faultfinding and fixing mechanical equipment, are you looking for a Monday to Friday role offering the opportunity to develop your skills further whilst receiving on the job training.
My client provides a full aftercare service of their specialist equipment around the UK, due to service demands, they now require a Field Service Technician to join their engineering team in Bristol or close surrounding areas. The successful Field Service Technician will travel to customer sites and will carry out inspections, service and minor repairs to the company's range of equipment.
Field Service Technician Responsibilities:
* Travel to customer sites and carry the service, inspection and minor repair of company equipment.
* Fitting and removal of new and hire equipment.
* Provide support of the company products during the warranty period.
* Completing detailed work records and reports
* Work directly with the Service team and provide daily updates with progress made.
* Assisting in the company workshop if required.
Field Service Technician Requirements:
* Essential that you live within a 20 mile radius of Bristol.
* Possess a mechanical aptitude ideally with a mechanical engineering qualification (although not essential).
* Proven hands on mechanical skills.
* Able to work alone and also as part of a team on occasion.
* Happy to travel on a daily basis.
* Full UK driving licence.
Field Service Technician Benefits:
* Salary is £26,000 per annum.
* Guaranteed 6% overtime allowance.
* Monday to Friday - 8.30am - 5pm.
* Fully funded Employee Assist Program to support our employee's wellbeing and mental health including fully funded counselling sessions.
* Company van with fuel card for business and personal use.
* 23 days annual leave plus statutory bank holidays.
* Company closure between Christmas and New Year.
* Continuous training and development opportunities.
NOTE - Our client encourages applications from candidates from both commercial and ex-military backgrounds, Royal Navy, British Army, Royal Air Force with a mechanical engineering bias