Field Service Engineer - Milton keynes

Milton Keynes
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Field Service Engineer

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Field Service Engineer

Field Service Engineer

Field Service Engineer

Milton Keynes

£38,000 + (OTE £50,000) + Training + Progression + Van + Fuel Card + Pension + Holiday + Training + Stability + Low Staff Turnover +Door-Door pay

Earn in excess of £50,000 through overtime, paid at a premium rate, with excellent opportunities for technical training and career progression. You'll be working within a highly skilled team where you can continuously develop your expertise and become the best engineer you can be.
Join a specialist engineering company that designs, installs, services, and maintains high-precision weighing systems and instrumentation for industrial clients across the UK. As a Field Service Engineer, you will play a key role in keeping critical equipment operational, working hands-on with both electrical and mechanical systems on site and in the field. Join now and secure the opportunity to earn £50,000 in your first year, with clear progression routes into senior roles.

Your Role as a Field Service Engineer Will Include:

  • Services, repairs and maintenance on weighing and instrumentation equipment
  • Electrical and mechanical fault-finding and repairs
  • Field service role covering the Reading area.

    As a Successful Field Service Engineer You Will Have:
  • Electrical- mechanical engineering background (weighing equipment,instrumentation, forklifts, or similar systems)
  • Strong problem-solving skills and hands-on approach
  • Ability to commute to Reading or surrounding areas

    Contact Maia Melin on (phone number removed) to discuss further.

    Keywords:Field Service Engineer, Service Engineer, Mobile Engineer, Electrical Engineer, Mechanical Engineer, Electro-Mechanical Engineer, Instrumentation Engineer, Calibration Engineer, Weighing Equipment Engineer, Weighbridge Engineer, Process Weighing, Industrial Instrumentation, Fault Finding, Breakdown Support, Preventative Maintenance, On-site Servicing, Commissioning, PLC Basics, Control Systems, Industrial Equipment, Manufacturing Equipment, Process Engineering, Industrial Automation, Forklift Experience, Heavy Industrial Systems, Weighing Systems, Load Cells, Belt Scales, Process Weighing Systems, Industrial Scales, Materials Handling, Chemical Industry, Food & Beverage Manufacturing, Process Plants, Production Facilities, Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, Bletchley, Newport Pagnell, Wolverton, Leighton Buzzard, Aylesbury, Bedford, Northampton, Towcester, St Neots, Luton, Dunstable, Hemel Hempstead

    This vacancy is being advertised by Future Engineering Recruitment Ltd. The services of Future Engineering Recruitment Ltd are that of an Employment Agency. Future Engineering Recruitment Ltd can only accept applications from candidates who have a valid legal permit or right to work in the United Kingdom. Potential candidates who do not have this right or permit or are pending an application to obtain this right or permit should not apply as your details will not be processed. We will endeavor to respond to all applicants however due to the sheer volume of response, we can only guarantee that candidates who have been shortlisted will be contacted

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