Field Service Engineer - South

Endress+Hauser Flowtec AG; Milton Keynes; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 50,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking a dedicated Field Service Engineer specializing in Process Instrumentation and Automation. This exciting role involves servicing, calibrating, and diagnosing faults in electronic and mechanical process control instrumentation across various industries. You will be responsible for ensuring that all necessary tools and paperwork are available, liaising with customers to understand job requirements, and adhering to safety protocols. Join a family-owned company known for its commitment to quality and employee development, where you can grow your skills and enjoy a range of benefits.

Benefits

Company car (hybrid option)

Performance-based remuneration

Excellent training facilities

Personal development plans

Family social events throughout the year

Qualifications

• Qualified to ONC/HNC level in Electronics or Instrumentation.
• Minimum of 2 years' Process Control experience.

Responsibilities

• Commission, calibrate, and repair onsite instrumentation.
• Liaise with customers and ensure understanding of job requirements.
• Adhere to site safety rules and carry out risk assessments.

Skills

Problem solving skills

Diagnostic skills

Excellent communication skills

Organisational skills

Ability to develop good working relationships

Education

ONC/HNC level in Electronics or Instrumentation

Recognised apprenticeship in Electronics or Instrumentation

Minimum of 2 years' Process Control experience

Job description

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Field Service Engineer – Process Instrumentation & Automation

South (Milton Keynes or Oxford or M4 corridor)

Role + Responsibilities for a Field Service Engineer:

The role requires servicing, calibrating and fault diagnostics/repair of a range of electronic and mechanical process control instrumentation.

Main responsibilities for a Field Service Engineer:

• To commission, calibrate and repair onsite instrumentation
• To work in all industries within the Company customer database
• To liaise with the Service Coordinators to ensure that all spares, tools and paperwork is available to enable them to carry out their duties
• To liaise with customers when required prior to executing the job to ensure full understanding of the nature of the job and also to advise estimated time of arrival and of any delays which may be anticipated
• To adhere to site safety rules, permit to work systems and carry out risk assessments
• To work to local and industry procedures and to comply with industry codes of practice and the Company quality management system
• Requirement to travel throughout the UK, overseas and possibly offshore
• Provide services and support to other departments and customers as deemed appropriate by the Services Manager
• Timely and accurate job reporting in accordance with the Company service report forms

Qualification + Profile for a Field Service Engineer:

• Ideally qualified to ONC/HNC level, preferably in Electronics or Instrumentation ofcontrol
• Recognised apprenticeship in the above disciplines is ideal or a minimum of 2 years' Process Control experience
• Problem solving and diagnostic skills
• Process Instrumentation or similar experience would be preferred
• To be highly motivated and can work on own initiative or as part of a team
• A flexible approach to working activities
• Excellent communication and organisational skills
• The ability to develop good working relationships with customers
• Excellent punctuality and timekeeping

Benefits + Perks for a Field Service Engineer:

• The security of working for an international family-owned company who are a global driver within measurement instrumentation
• Company car (hybrid option) or Lease car / Car allowance
• Performance-based remuneration
• Excellent training facilities and personal development plans
• Family social events throughout the year