Service Engineer - Robotics

Birmingham
2 months ago
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Service Engineer - Robotics

Midlands

£45,000 - £50,000

The role of Service Engineer (Robotics) is well-suited to engineers with core electro-mechanical maintenance knowledge, including those earlier in their career who are keen to learn and develop skills in robotics, automation, and PLC-based systems. Structured training and hands-on support will be provided, making this an excellent opportunity to grow into a specialist automation role.

Key responsibilities for the Service Engineer (Robotics) include:

  • Installing and commissioning robotic and automated systems

  • Carrying out service work and preventative maintenance on automation equipment

  • Providing breakdown support both onsite and remotely

  • Fault-finding across electrical, mechanical, and control systems

  • Learning to diagnose and fault-find PLC-controlled systems (training provided)

  • Delivering customer training and onsite support

  • Working safely and in line with all Health & Safety procedures

  • Maintaining clear service and job documentation

  • Supporting wider operational activities as required

    This role is open to engineers with varying levels of experience, provided they bring the right foundation and attitude. You may be a good fit if you have:

  • Experience in electro-mechanical maintenance working with industrial machinery, production equipment, or similar systems

  • A genuine willingness to learn automation, robotics, and PLC fault-finding

  • A conscientious, reliable approach and strong attention to detail

  • Good problem-solving skills and a methodical mindset

  • The ability to work independently while maintaining quality and safety standards

  • A positive, professional attitude when working with customers onsite

    You’ll also need to be:

  • Happy to travel regularly across the UK.

  • Willing to travel to Europe for training and product updates

  • Comfortable with periods away from home as part of a field-based role

    What’s on Offer

  • Structured training on interesting, high-tech robotics and automation systems

  • Clear development pathway for engineers looking to progress in automation

  • Company vehicle and fuel (alternative options available)

  • All tools and equipment provided

  • Private medical insurance

  • Expenses float

  • Competitive salary with overtime

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