Field Service Engineer x 2 Job
Position: Field Service Engineer x 2
Location: Home Based (UK and Abroad)
Salary: £26,500.00 to 28,500.00 (dependent on experience)
The Company: Global leader in process control and Automation
The Role:
- Field Service Engineer, responsible for the servicing, commissioning and calibration of analyser systems.
- Field Service Work: Service engineers are required to visit client sites, usually alone, servicing and calibrating existing analysers, many of the clients being contracted to the company for regular visits.
- Repairs: Analysers returned to the repair facility are evaluated and repaired by service engineers.
- Training: Clients training either at the training facility or onsite will be developed and conducted by the service engineers
- Systems Project Work: The service engineers are required to assist in check-outs and follow the system to site for pre-commissioning and commissioning phases of the project.
Requirements:
- Technical:
- A general knowledge of instrumentation and analysers is essential and previous work experience in an industrial instrumentation environment is beneficial. (i.e. Oil and Gas, Petrochemical, Emissions, etc.) Due to the specialist nature of the analysers, a familiarity with specific analysers is not initially required as service engineers receive the appropriate training. A full driving licence is essential.
- Personal:
- Service engineers represent the company’s products when visiting client sites and must project a confident, mature and positive image. Also service engineers, while being part of the Service Group of engineers, will predominately be working alone so must be organised, self-motivated individuals.
- This self-motivation also applies to training and development, as whilst formal training on the analyser products will be provided, the individual will be required to build on this knowledge as the products develop.
The Benefits:
Internet (laptop) and Mobile Communications, Company Car, Bonus Scheme (Yearly, up to 15% of salary), 26 days holiday plus Bank Holidays