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Service Engineer, Field Based (East of England), £28,000pa
The purpose of this role:
As a Service Engineer, you’ll play a key role in the after-sales installation and servicing of specialist fluid filtration equipment. Travelling to commercial customer sites across the East of England, you’ll act as an ambassador for the company, delivering customer service.
Background & Benefits
Rubicon’s client is an award winning global manufacturer of specialist industrial filtration equipment known for delivering high quality products to their customers and rewarding their team.
As a Service Engineer you’ll benefit from:
- Commission scheme
- Overtime availability
- Enhanced pension contributions
- 25 days’ holiday + Bank Holiday
- Life assurance scheme
- Opportunities for personal and professional development
- Company vehicle
As a Service Engineer, you will:
- Cover mainly the East of England, with some requirement for national travel.
- Oversee the installation and maintenance of a range of industrial filtration equipment.
- Identify any faults or parts needing replacement / upgrading and carry out repairs.
- Identify opportunities for service upgrades, spare parts and other aftermarket care options.
- Develop good customer relationships, providing advice and acting as a company ambassador.
- Ensure all safety and record paperwork is completed and submitted in a timely manner.
The successful Service Engineer will:
- Have working knowledge of extraction and/or filtration systems whether that be air, liquid or both.
- Have a full, clean UK driver’s licence.
- Strong technical knowledge of electro-mechanical systems.
- Experience of field-based service is beneficial.
- Be familiar with good health & safety practices.
Interested?
For more information on this Service Engineer opportunity, contact Josh at Rubicon on (phone number removed) or apply via the link or directly through our website.
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