Dairy Equipment Field Engineer – Training, Van & Growth

T H White Ltd; Attleborough; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 40,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Company van

Extensive overtime paid at a premium

Specialist product and technical training

23.5 days’ holiday, increasing with service

Competitive pension scheme

Life assurance cover

Staff discounts

Job summary

T H White Ltd is seeking a practical, customer-focused engineer to support dairy farms across the south of England. This field-based position involves installing, servicing, and repairing automated milking systems, offering the chance to advance in modern agricultural engineering.

No prior dairy experience is needed; rather, we're looking for engineers with skills in mechanical, electrical, plumbing, hydraulics, and a willingness to train. The role includes benefits like a company van, extensive paid overtime, and a competitive pension scheme.

Qualifications

• Engineering background with skills in mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical work is essential.
• Experience with fault-finding and diagnostics is advantageous.
• Full UK driving license and own basic hand tools required.

Responsibilities

• Service, maintain, and repair milking equipment and automated dairy systems.
• Attend breakdowns aiming for high first-time fix rates.
• Complete job paperwork accurately and on time.

Skills

Mechanical skills

Hydraulic skills

Pneumatic skills

Electrical skills

Diagnostic skills

Job description

T H White Ltd is seeking a practical, customer-focused engineer to support dairy farms across the south of England. This field-based position involves installing, servicing, and repairing automated milking systems, offering the chance to advance in modern agricultural engineering.

No prior dairy experience is needed; rather, we're looking for engineers with skills in mechanical, electrical, plumbing, hydraulics, and a willingness to train. The role includes benefits like a company van, extensive paid overtime, and a competitive pension scheme.