Field Service Engineer – Fleet Equipment & Support

Wolseley; Blackbrook; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading utilities company based in the UK is seeking a skilled Service Engineer to support its hire fleet and customer service team. This full-time position involves servicing and calibrating equipment, providing technical support, and delivering training. Ideal candidates will have a mechanical engineering background, relevant qualifications, and a full UK driving license. Competitive salary is offered along with several benefits, including a matched pension scheme and enhanced leave provisions.

Benefits

Competitive salary + bonus

Annual leave increasing with length of service

Matched pension scheme up to 9%

Enhanced maternity/adoption leave

Access to online and high-street discounts

Free healthcare access and wellbeing programmes

Cycle to Work scheme

Christmas shutdown to the new year

Qualifications

• Proven mechanical engineering or mechanics background.
• Experience in electronics, hydraulics and component fault finding.
• Level 2 or 3 mechanical or electrical engineering qualification or equivalent.
• Full UK driving licence.

Responsibilities

• Servicing and calibrating fleet equipment, including on-site customer premises.
• Demonstrating the full range of hire products to customers.
• Providing regional support for specialist equipment operated from the HQ store.
• Delivering telephone technical support internally and externally.
• Attending breakdowns, onsite technical support, training, site audits and customer feedback.
• Diagnosing faults and repairing equipment across the hire offering.

Skills

Mechanical engineering background

Electronics experience

Hydraulics knowledge

Fault finding

Full UK driving licence

Education

Level 2 or 3 mechanical or electrical engineering qualification

Job description

A leading utilities company based in the UK is seeking a skilled Service Engineer to support its hire fleet and customer service team. This full-time position involves servicing and calibrating equipment, providing technical support, and delivering training. Ideal candidates will have a mechanical engineering background, relevant qualifications, and a full UK driving license. Competitive salary is offered along with several benefits, including a matched pension scheme and enhanced leave provisions.