Field Service Engineer – Uptime & Diagnostics

Briggs Equipment; Manchester; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 45,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

40 hour week

Overtime paid (Mon–Sat 1.5x, Sun 2x)

25 days holidays

Private vehicle use (taxable)

Pension scheme

Job summary

Briggs Equipment is seeking a Field Service Engineer to proactively maintain and service HYG equipment across customer sites in Manchester. You will diagnose faults, source parts, and perform safe, cost-effective repairs to maximise uptime and value for customers.

You will work independently, with opportunities for development and a pension plan. The role offers a structured 40-hour week, overtime, and private vehicle use where applicable.

Qualifications

• Relevant technical qualification or recognised engineering apprenticeship.
• Previous experience in field service, maintenance, or engineering roles.
• Strong understanding of hydraulic, mechanical and electrical systems with fault-finding ability.

Responsibilities

• Attend customer sites to assess equipment issues and determine the scope of work.
• Maintain clear communication with customer and service controller from start to finish.
• Diagnose root causes and source parts cost-effectively using Briggs support as needed.
• Carry out maintenance and repairs to Briggs and manufacturer specifications.
• Perform inspections and quality checks before returning equipment to the customer.
• Identify and communicate additional repair or maintenance opportunities to maximise value.
• Complete job-related documentation accurately and promptly.

Skills

Technical qualification

Field service experience

Fault finding

Independent worker

Education

Engineering apprenticeship

Tools

Hydraulic systems

Electrical systems

Job description

Briggs Equipment is seeking a Field Service Engineer to proactively maintain and service HYG equipment across customer sites in Manchester. You will diagnose faults, source parts, and perform safe, cost-effective repairs to maximise uptime and value for customers.

You will work independently, with opportunities for development and a pension plan. The role offers a structured 40-hour week, overtime, and private vehicle use where applicable.