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Service Engineer

Moseley
1 week ago
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Our Client, a highly specialised engineering company, is looking to add to their technical team by appointing a Service Engineer with knowledge of automated equipment in high volume engineering.

Obviously as a Service Engineer willingness to travel and be flexible is essential. However this role is predominantly midlands based so you should be home more often than not. A significant portion of your work is planned in advance (i.e preventative not reactive) which should ensure some degree of work life balance. On call is also minimal

To be considered for the role of Service Engineer you will need

  • Proven Service experience within an automated manufacturing environment (e.g. Disamatic Moulding, CNC Machines, Packaging Machinery, Automated Metrology, Conveyor Systems, Robotic Welding, or similar)

  • The ability to be a self-starter and manage your own workload

  • The desire to progress your career and put new ideas forward to help achieve business goals

    In return for fulfilling the role of Service Engineer my client can offer a generous salary of up to £35,000 with realistic OTE of £45,000 . Perhaps more important is the opportunity to join a growing business with lots of future progression and the ability to work independently quickly.

    For more information on the role of Service Engineer please call Dan at MTec or click the button to apply.

    M-Tec Engineering Solutions is a leading supplier of Permanent, Interim and Project Management Recruitment Solutions to the Automotive and General Engineering sectors.

    Due to the overwhelming response to vacancies in this current climate, if you have not heard from us within the next two weeks you have been unsuccessful at this time

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