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Advanced Machinery Services Ltd (AMS) is seeking a Field Service Engineer to service, repair and install specialist woodworking machinery across Southern England, ideally near Oxford or Reading. You’ll diagnose faults on Leadermac and other brands, travel regularly, and stay away overnight when required.
You will operate independently at customer sites with strong support from an experienced service team, and AMS covers travel, accommodation and work-related expenses.
Location Field-based across Southern England, ideally based near Oxford or Reading
Head office Skeffington, Leicestershire, LE7 9YE
Salary £34,000-£36,000 depending on experience, plus overtime, commission and benefits (£44,000-£52,000 OTE)
Hours Full time, 40 hours per week
Are you a Field Service Engineer with strong electrical and mechanical fault-finding skills? Join Advanced Machinery Services Ltd (AMS) and help customers keep all different brand of woodworking machinery running.
AMS have recently acquired the Leadermac Uk & Ireland main dealership, bringing new machines and additional opportunities to the right candidate.
You’ll service, repair, maintain and install specialist woodworking machinery at customer sites across Southern England and occasionally further afield. You’ll work independently on site, with technical support from an experienced service team.
The role involves regular travel and occasional overnight stays. AMS covers travel, accommodation and work-related expenses.
Experience with industrial or woodworking machinery would be an advantage. Ideally, you’ll live near Oxford or Reading for travel across the region.
AMS is the main UK and Ireland dealer for Leadermac, which manufactures industrial woodworking machinery including four-sided moulders and multi-rip saws. You’ll service and repair Leadermac equipment as part of the AMS field service team.
AMS supplies, installs and maintains woodworking machinery for customers ranging from small workshops to major manufacturers.