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COMMERCIAL GAS FIELD SERVICE ENGINEER / c.£40K + OVERTIME / COMPANY VEHICLE / GREAT BENEFITS
Are you an experienced Field Service Engineer, looking for an exciting new challenge where your hard work is truly rewarded? If so, we have the perfect opportunity for you. Highly competitive pay, company vehicle, annual bonus plus much more!
CERTUSS is a global leader in rapid steam generators for industrial applications, supplying systems from 8 to 2,000 kg/h across 130+ countries. We offer a supportive work environment with genuine opportunities for professional development.
As we continue to expand our operations across the UK, we have a brand new opening for an enthusiastic Commercial Gas Field Service Engineer to join the team covering the UK & Ireland, but predominantly the North and Midlands.
Whats on Offer?
- Competitive salary (c.£40K depending on experience + Overtime)
- Annual company bonus
- Company vehicle
- Latest Tech (laptop, iPhone)
- Corporate uniform
- 27 days annual leave + bank holidays
- Overtime pay
- Pension scheme (NEST)
Key Responsibilities of the Commercial Gas Field Service Engineer:
- System commissioning and customer training
- Planned maintenance and emergency repairs
- Technical support and customer consultation
- Monday to Friday with travel and with some overnight stays
Skills & Experience:
- Previous experience in similar Field Service role
- NVQ Level 3 or equivalent in: Heating/HVAC, Industrial Electronics, Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics
- Full UK Driving Licence
- Willingness to travel nationwide
- Strong problem-solving abilities
- Customer service focused
- Hold commercial gas certificates - COCN1, CODNCO1, CIGA1, CORT1, ICAE1, ICP1, TPCP1 - Problem solving ability - Knowledge of steam systems preferable (Training can be provided for right candidate)
Whats next?
If you believe you have the passion and skillset to hit the ground running in this Commercial Gas Field Service Engineer position, we would love to hear from you. APPLY TODAY for immediate consideration.
