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The successful Service Technician / Workshop Engineer / ServiceEngineer will provide electrical and mechanical repair, service, and maintenance on high-pressure jetting equipment, water jet cutting machines, pumps, valves, and associated systems in a site-based role, with only occasional travel to customer sites. Full product training will be provided.
The Service Technician / Workshop Engineer / Service Engineer will ideally have a background in electrical and/or mechanical engineering working with systems such as water jet machines, pumps, valves, hydraulics, compressed air, filtration, automation, conveyors, generators, cutting tools, industrial capital equipment or similar.
Package
- £35,000£40,000 Depending on experience
- 25 days holiday plus bank holidays
- Company pension
- Tablet & tools insurance
- Mobile phone
- Additional company benefits
- Carry out electrical and mechanical service, repair, and maintenance of water jet cutting machines, pumps, jet washers, and related systems in a workshop-based environment.
- Perform planned and preventative maintenance, diagnostics, fault-finding, and breakdown support on high-pressure water systems, filtration units, control panels, conveyors, and automation equipment.
- Install and commission new jetting and cutting machinery on-site, with occasional travel to customer locations.
- Identify and advise customers on potential system improvements, upgrades, and aftercare support.
- Maintain detailed service records and liaise with internal engineering and customer service teams to ensure outstanding customer satisfaction.
- Strong diagnostic and problem-solving skills in complex mechanical/electrical systems.
- Experience as a Service Technician / Workshop Engineer / Mechanical Engineer / Installation Engineer / Maintenance Engineer / Service Engineer or similar.
- Previous work with water jet cutting systems, jet washing equipment, pumps, valves, compressed air, hydraulics, filtration, automation, or similar capital equipment is highly advantageous.
- Good knowledge of three-phase electrics and control systems is a bonus.
- Knowledge of fixing car engines and garage equipment is also of interest.
- Engineering apprenticeship or technical qualification preferred but not essential.
- Site-based role with occasional travel.
