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MachineTech Ltd is seeking a practical Applications Specialist to support customers of RodRadar’s Live Dig Radar system across the UK. The role combines training, on-site visits, remote support and installation help, with a hybrid working pattern and frequent travel.
You will troubleshoot issues, build customer relationships and spot commercial opportunities to grow the business. A background in surveying or engineering is preferred, and a full UK driving licence is essential.
Location: UK-wide travel - Company vehicle and fuel card provided
Salary: £40,000 - £50,000 per annum, depending on experience, plus uncapped commission
Job type: Full-time | Hybrid
Ideally based in the South of England. This hybrid role combines home working, time at company premises as required, and customer site visits, with frequent travel across the UK, including overnight stays.
MachineTech Ltd is the exclusive UK and Ireland distributor for RodRadar’s Live Dig Radar (LDR) system. This technology integrates ground penetrating radar into excavator buckets, providing operators with real-time information about buried utilities during excavation. We’re looking for a practical, customer-focused Applications Specialist to help customers get the best from their equipment.
Your focus will be delivering customer training, providing technical support and helping operators use the RodRadar LDR system effectively. You’ll work directly with customers, both remotely and on site, building relationships and resolving technical issues. You’ll also assist with installation when required, identify commercial opportunities and contribute to sales and growth within the business.
You’ll ideally come from a surveying or engineering background and enjoy combining practical technical work with customer interaction.
Experience using surveying equipment, particularly total stations and GPS/GNSS systems, would be an advantage. Experience with ground penetrating radar (GPR) technology would also be helpful but is not essential.