Field Service Engineer

Luton Bennett; Ledston; On-site; GBP 35,000 - 40,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Van

Laptop

Pension

Holidays (Increasing)

Full job specific training

Call out rota

Job summary

Luton Bennett is seeking a Field Service Engineer (Fuel Systems) to repair and install fuel dispensing equipment across client sites in the UK. The role focuses on electrical aspects such as fuse boards, fixed wiring and LV control panels, with substantial field travel and on-site diagnostics.

Candidates should have experience with fuel systems equipment, with mechanical or electrical bias and strong fault-finding abilities.

Qualifications

• Experience working on fuel systems equipment.
• Strong fault-finding skills.
• Candidates can be mechanically or electrically biased.

Responsibilities

• Repair 60–70% of the time on fuel dispensing equipment, pumps, tanks and related infrastructure.
• Installation 30–40% of the time, including fuel management systems.
• Travel to client sites across the UK, typically within a 1–2 hour radius of Leeds.

Skills

Fuel systems

Fault finding

Electrical bias

Job description

Field Service Engineer (Fuel Systems)

Northern Territory: Leeds, Manchester, Sheffield, York, Bradford, Huddersfield, Preston

£35,000 to £40,000 DOE + Increasing Holidays + Contributory Pension + Van + Laptop as required + Full Job Specific Training + Call Out Rota

Monday to Friday 08:00 to 17:00 (with flexibility required)

Field Service Engineer required for a leading company who specialise in the installation of refuelling equipment such as pumps, tanks, gauging, pipework and fuel management systems in the commercial sector. This is a great opportunity to join a reputable company who can offer variation in a role where two days are never the same.

Candidates will need experience working on fuel dispensing and associated equipment. Candidates can be mechanically or electrically biased and will hold strong fault-finding skills.

The successful candidate will be responsible for spending approximately 60-70% of their time repairing and maintaining equipment such as fuel dispensing pumps, tanks etc. and approximately 30-40% of their time installing them. You will focus on the electrical aspects of this, such as working with the fuse boards, fixed wiring and low voltage control panels but will not be limited to this. Installation/ repair of Fuel management systems is a large part of this role.

Stay away will be required approximately 30% of the time and usually no more than a couple of nights at a time. Hotel expenses will be covered and you will be paid an additional sum per night to cover food etc.

The Field Service Engineer Role

• 60-70% repair, 30-40% installation
• Working on commercial fuel dispensing equipment and associated infrastructure – fuel pumps, dispensers, fuel management systems, tank gauges and probes
• Travel to client sites throughout the UK, usually working in a one to two hour radius of Leeds

The Field Service Engineer Candidate

• Experience working on fuel systems equipment
• Mechanically or electrically biased