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TipTopJob is recruiting an experienced Field Service Engineer to service robotic end-of-line packaging machinery for the food, pharmaceutical and personal care sectors. This UK-based role is homebased, covering the UK and Ireland with occasional travel to customers across major sites.
You will complete repairs, installations and commissioning, with a typical 50-hour week, occasional weekend overtime, and 8–10 nights away per month to support customers across the region.
We want to recruit an experienced Field Service Engineer who has worked on servicing robotic packaging machinery systems used in the food, pharmaceutical or personal care markets. You will be joining the UK Sales and Service office of a worldwide market leading manufacturer with very low staff turnover and a very good package.
BASIC SALARY: up to A GBP 55,000
LOCATION: Homebased (ideally living in central England between Birmingham and the M62 corridor), you will be covering both the UK (90) and Ireland (10 )
COMMUTABLE LOCATIONS: Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds, Nottingham, Leicester, Sheffield, Liverpool
This is a classic Field Service Engineer role where you will be working a circa 50 hour week Monday to Friday, with voluntary planned weekend overtime available and spending 8 to 10 nights a month away from home on average. You will be typically travelling between 20,000 to 25,000 miles per year.
As the Field Service Engineer, you will be completing a mix of repairs, modifications, upgrades, installations and commissioning of new systems.
A well established UK sales and service office for a world market leading European manufacturer of end of line robotic packaging machinery systems supplying the food (80), pharmaceutical and personal care (20) markets. We sell very high quality products with after sales support with very low staff turnover.
There will be a full on boarding program and on going product training both in Europe and on the job in the UK.