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Mechanical Technician

Astute People
West Horndon
1 week ago
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Astute's Team is partnering with a leading service company to recruit a Mechanical Field Service Technician for its sites mainly in Essex and South East.

The Mechanical Field Service Technician role comes with a salary of up to £40,000.

If you're a Mechanical Field Service Technician and are looking to work for an organisation that puts integrity and people at the forefront of everything it does then submit your CV to apply today..

Responsibilities and Duties of the Mechanical Technician role

Reporting to the Mechanical Supervisor you will:

Carrying out pre-planned and reactive maintenance on mechanical assets including, but not limited to turbines, pumps, gearboxes, conveyors, etc.
Providing engineering solutions when immediate spares aren't available (retrofitting, reverse engineering or modifying equipment)
Working in line with maintenance techniques and best practices complying with Health and Safety regulations
Respond to reactive maintenance call outs
Maintaining accurate maintenance and inspection logs up to date
Assist in outage planning, scheduling and coordination
Comply with all required quality assurance processes.
Complete a minimum of two safety observations per month, along with one vehicle inspection.
Complete all necessary reports and technical documentation to support your activities.Professional qualifications

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