Mechanical Field Service Engineer (Bespoke OEM Training)

Rise Technical Recruitment
Warwick
3 weeks ago
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Mechanical Field Service Engineer (Bespoke OEM Training)

£30,000 - £35,000 + Full Technical Training on High End Bespoke CNC Machines + Van + Fuel Card + Door to Door Pay + 33 Days Holiday + Career Progression to Technical Specialist


Home Based, Ideally based in Coventry, Birmingham, Leicester, Worcester, Northampton, Nottingham, Derby, Luton and surrounding areas


Are you a Mechanical Service Engineer or Mechanical Maintenance Engineer looking for a role that offers in-depth technical training on high-end bespoke machinery combined with door‑to‑door overtime and the opportunity to progress your career where you will can become a recognized expert and even step off the tools in the future?


This is a great opportunity to establish yourself at the forefront of CNC Machinery within a high‑end niche specialist that offers lots of training, optional overtime and the chance the step off the tools or become a product expert.


This company have been established for close to 20 years and whilst not the biggest company in their sector, they are experts and value each and every member of their team, where they will look to continually develop and progress their engineers.


The Role

  • Home-based covering the UK, Normally 1-2 nights away per week
  • Repair, Service, Installation and Commissioning of High end CNC Machinery
  • Further technical training via external courses and in-house shadowing

The Person

  • Previous technical background within Mechanical Engineering
  • Background in either a service or maintenance engineers role

To apply for this role or to be considered for further roles, please click "Apply Now" or contact Harry Heal at Rise Technical Recruitment.


We are an equal opportunities company and welcome applications from all suitable candidates.


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