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Field Service Engineer (Pumps)
35,000 - 40,000 + Company Bonus + Van + Overtime + Door to Door pay + 33 days holiday
Camberley
Are you a Field Service Engineer or similar with experience in Pumps looking for a varied role within a market leading company, offering door to door pay and a generous overtime scheme?
On offer is the opportunity to join a Pump specialist which supplies, installs, maintains, and repairs a range of pumps and pumping systems to commercial customers across the UK.
You can expect varied days working primarily across East Anglia, both alone and part of a team. As an Engineer, you will carry out a variety of work including call outs, general servicing and installations. There is no company vehicle included in this role but your transportation to and from work will be sorted.
This role would suit an Installation Engineer with a pump background looking to join a growing company which is invested in its employees. In return they will offer generously paid overtime, door-to door pay and 33 days holiday.
The job
* Installing, Maintaining and Servicing Pumping systems
* Fault investigation and repair
* 39 hours a week
* Covering a regional patch
The person
* Service Engineer or similar with experience in Pumps.
* Commutable to sites around Camberley
Keywords: Installation, Maintenance, Engineer, CSCS, Site, Remote, Travel, Chelmsford, East Anglia, Pumps
Reference Number: BBBH21491
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We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all suitable candidates. The salary advertised is a guideline for this position. The offered renumeration will be dependent on the extent of your experience, qualifications, and skill set.
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