A Commercial Catering Engineer is required for a client who is based on the South Coast near Brighton, they are a leading commercial catering equipment company supplying the catering, hospitality, and public sectors. They offer full turnkey solutions to all clients, carrying out service, maintenance, repairs, and installations on all types of commercial catering and refrigeration equipment. This role has come up due to continued demand and new contracts starting.
The Commercial Catering Engineer will be required to provide service, maintenance, and breakdown of catering equipment, including fryers, ovens, microwaves, and steamers. The Commercial Catering Engineer will attend sites across M23 Corridor, covering Croydon, Redhill, and Crawley, on sites such as restaurants, hotels, schools, and bars. The commercial catering engineer must have Comcat qualifications, such as Comcat 1,3 and 5. They will also accept engineers who have electrical catering experience.
Commercial Catering Engineer Position Overview
As a Catering Engineer, you will be carrying out maintenance, repairs, and fault finding of Catering equipment e.g. restaurant, hotel, school, and pub catering appliances including cook line equipment and ware washing. Experience with Rational and dishwashers would be an advantage.
Commercial Catering Engineer Position Requirements
Commercial Catering Engineer Position Remuneration
Bennett and Game Recruitment are a multi–disciplined technical recruitment agency based in Chichester, West Sussex operating across the UK with specialist teams covering a range of industries.
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