Field Service Technician

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This UK-based engineering and technology company supports advanced manufacturing industries with high-precision systems and equipment.

A great opportunity to work with cutting-edge technology.

Employees enjoy a competitive salary, a comprehensive benefits package and support for a great work-life balance. You will be part of a collaborative and inclusive culture that actively invests in professional development, provides clear pathways for career progression and recognises contributions through rewards.

Field Service Technician

£34,000 - £39,000 + Overtime + Early Finish Friday

European & Worldwide Travel - Earn £50k +

Telford, Shropshire

Ref: 20383

Field Service Technician - The Role:

Servicing of systems and equipment at customer locations, worldwide
Provide telephone and email support
Test, inspection, fault finding and diagnostics of systems and equipment
Construction of electrical and mechanical systems and equipment to concise engineering drawings and production timescales
Installation and commissioning

Field Service Technician - The Person:

Ability to use Microsoft packages
Proven experience of support and servicing of bespoke machinery
Electrical control diagnostics skills
Robot programming experience preferred, but training is available
City & Guilds qualification electrical / mechanical apprentice trained
ONC qualified in electrical / mechanical discipline – desirable
18th Edition Wiring Regulations

Located in Shropshire, this role is commutable from Telford, Wolverhampton, Bridgnorth, Shrewsbury, Stafford.

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