Regional It Support Technician

Olleco; England; Sur place; GBP 29 000 - 36 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Olleco in the United Kingdom is seeking a Regional IT Support Technician to act as the on-site IT presence for Liverpool and northern depots. You will provide first-line support for PCs, printers and business applications, diagnose issues, log evidence and escalate to Level 2/3 when needed.

Based mainly at the Liverpool site, the role requires travel to depots across the North and strong communication with users and Head Office IT teams.

Qualifications

• Hands-on IT support experience, ideally across more than one site.
• Confident in Windows laptops/desktops, printers and productivity software.
• Structured fault diagnosis and clear evidence gathering.
• Working knowledge of Wi-Fi and Ethernet networks.
• Ability to work independently and plan travel across the region.
• Excellent written and spoken English.

Responsabilités

• Provide on-site/remote/face-to-face IT support at Liverpool and northern depots.
• Act as principal on-site IT contact for the region and coordinate with remote Level 2/3 teams.
• Support and troubleshoot devices, printers and business applications.
• Maintain accurate asset, stock and configuration records.
• Capture evidence, logs and test results for incidents.
• Follow security, confidentiality and change-management requirements.
• Create knowledge articles and site notes for recurring regional tasks.

Description du poste

Job Description

Olleco is seeking a highly skilled, customer friendly, enthusiastic Regional IT Support Technician is the on-site IT presence for Liverpool and Olleco depots across the North. The role provides dependable first-line support for users, devices, printers and business applications, while taking greater regional ownership than a standard Level 1 position. The postholder will diagnose issues methodically, resolve within capability, gather clear evidence and coordinate effectively with remotely based Level 2, Level 3, Microsoft 365, Azure and infrastructure specialists at Head Office.

Success requires a self-starting, service-led technician who can work independently across multiple locations, communicate professionally with users and managers, and recognise when an issue requires escalation. The role does not replace specialist infrastructure support; it strengthens local response, evidence gathering, hands‑on remediation and continuity between regional sites and Head Office.

This role is primary base at the Liverpool site, with planned and responsive travel to northern depots.

You will be mainly responsible for:

• Provide professional technical support by telephone, email, remote control and face‑to‑face at Liverpool and the northern depot network.
• Act as the principal on‑site IT contact for the region, balancing user support, planned site visits, equipment work and incident response.
• Support and troubleshoot laptops, desktops, printers, peripherals, Windows, standard productivity software and approved business applications.
• Perform application installation, configuration, access checks, routine administration and user guidance in line with approved procedures and change controls.
• Build, configure, deploy, move and replace standard user equipment, maintaining accurate asset, stock and configuration records.
• Diagnose Wi‑Fi and Ethernet connectivity issues using structured tests, including the endpoint, cabling, wall port, patching and connectivity path, without making unauthorised infrastructure changes.
• Undertake device‑level and block‑level fault finding to isolate whether an issue sits with the user device, peripheral, local network path, application, server/service or another dependency.
• Capture suitable evidence such as error messages, screenshots, event details, port or device identifiers, timestamps, affected scope and results of tests.
• Provide hands‑on local assistance to remote Level 2 and Level 3 engineers, including checking equipment, tracing connections, gathering logs, confirming indicators and carrying out authorised actions.
• Support routine operational checks for local virtualisation and backup platforms where trained and authorised and elevate alerts or exceptions promptly.
• Maintain clear ticket ownership, prioritisation, notes, user updates, next actions and closure evidence in line with agreed service standards.
• Create and maintain knowledge articles, site notes, equipment records and practical support guidance for recurring regional tasks.
• Identify repeat incidents, ageing equipment, poor connectivity, environmental risks and recurring application problems, escalating them for root‑cause review.
• Follow all cyber security, health and safety, confidentiality, access control, change management and data protection requirements.
• Full UK driving license and willingness to travel regularly throughout the northern region.

Technical Skills:

• Demonstrable experience in a hands‑on IT support, service desk or field support environment, ideally across more than one site.
• Confident support of Windows laptops and desktops, printers, peripherals, common productivity tools and business applications.
• Ability to diagnose hardware, software, printing, account, access, application and connectivity faults using a structured method.
• Working knowledge of Wi‑Fi and Ethernet networks, including endpoints, network adapters, cabling, wall ports, patching and basic IP connectivity checks.
• Ability to find fault at device and functional‑block level, gather reliable evidence and explain findings clearly to remote technical teams.
• Experience recording high‑quality ticket notes, business impact, actions, findings, ownership and next steps.
• Ability to work independently, plan travel and workload, manage competing regional priorities and escalates appropriately.

Possess the following characteristics:

• Plans work, follows through and maintains momentum without requiring day‑to‑day on‑site supervision.
• Owns communication, evidence and next actions even when another team must supply the technical resolution.
• Tests logically, avoids assumptions and records what has been checked, ruled in and ruled out.
• Understands operational impact and treats users with patience, professionalism and respect.
• Works effectively with site colleagues, Head Office specialists, suppliers and the wider Group IT team.
• Restores service safely where possible while making workarounds, risks and unresolved root cause visible.
• Follows authorised processes and never bypasses controls for convenience.
• Manages travel, changing priorities and regional demand while communicating early when support is needed.
• Strong written and spoken English skills.

Qualifications

Possess at least one of the certifications (or suitable equivalent):

• Microsoft 365 Fundamentals (MS-900), desirable.
• Microsoft Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900), desirable.
• Microsoft Security, Compliance and Identity Fundamentals (SC-900), desirable.
• Relevant CompTIA, ITIL, networking, VMware or Veeam training or equivalent practical experience is beneficial.

Additional Information

Olleco is an Equal Opportunities Employer. We are dedicated to fostering an inclusive environment where all employees are valued based on their abilities. We believe that diverse voices and perspectives are essential for our growth. By empowering diverse teams to excel, innovate, and be heard, we all achieve more. We welcome applications from individuals of all backgrounds, regardless of age, disability, gender, gender identity, marital or civil partnership status, pregnancy or maternity, race (including colour, nationality, and ethnic or national origins), religion or belief, or sexual orientation.