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Advanced Engineering in Luton is seeking an experienced Electrical Service Engineer to join the in‑house engineering team. The role combines international travel to install, commission, service and upgrade rotating equipment such as pumps, motors and generators, with hands‑on site supervision of customers, contractors and supplied labour.
You will work roughly 120 travel days a year, typically 2–6 weeks per assignment, and when not on site you’ll return to the assembly site on a double day shift
Luton, Bedfordshire
International travel, typically 2-6 weeks duration, total approx. 120 days per year
Remainder of year, Double day shift, early finish Fridays
£43k salary (including shift allowance), OTE £60-65k with travel allowances
A leading manufacturer of rotating equipment is actively seeking an experienced Electrical Service Engineer to join their in‑house engineering team.
This is an exciting opportunity for someone to is looking for a mix of international travel to install, commission, service and upgrade rotating equipment (pumps, motors, generators).
You will act as the main point of contact on site and be responsible for supervising customer personnel, contractors, and supplied labour where required.
Travel will be international and typically lasting 2-6 weeks per assignment, anticipated to be a total of 120 days per year.
When not engaged on field service activities or customer site work, you will be working at their assembly site in Luton on a double day shift pattern with early finish on Fridays to support the assembly, overhaul, repair, inspection and testing of pumps and rotating equipment:
Candidates should have previous experience working with pumps, rotating equipment, or similar industrial machinery.
Previous field service or site‑based experiences including installation and commissioning would be beneficial, as would working within Power, Manufacturing, Nuclear, or Oil and Gas sectors.
It would be preferable if you have worked with high voltages up to 13.8kV and 3.2MW, but not essential.
In return they are offering an attractive salary, company bonus, expenses and allowances when travelling, access to company vehicle, benefits package and potential for career development in the future.