Trainee Field Service Engineer

Trainee Field Service Engineer

Southampton

£28'000 to £31,000 Basic + Bonus + Overtime (OTE £37,000) + Full Training + Gain Qualifications + Company Van + Personal Use + Fuel Card


Work for a company that will invest in your future through OEM training, Industry qualifications, and constant support and personal development as a trainee field service engineer. Work within a highly skilled team where you will constantly be learning as you're earning through overtime.

This company manufactures, fixes and installs a variety of equipment used in the petro chem industry. As industry leaders they can provide 1st class training supporting your development in the best way. Start as a Trainee Field Service Engineer and progress your career at your own pace through to senior positions whilst being able to significantly boost your earnings through overtime.

Your Role As Trainee Field Service Engineer Will Include:
* Trainee Field Service Engineer - Covering a local patch at customer sites
* OEM (manufacturer) training ensuring full competency on all products (internal and external)
* Installing, maintaining and servicing company equipment
* Hands on mechanical engineering work - with some electrical

As A Trainee Field Service Engineer You Will Need To Have:

* Any hands on mechanical / electro mechanical / electrical engineering skills - fitting / assembly - ANY CONSIDERED
* Desire and attitude towards learning and development
* Full driving licence
* Happy to travel and willing to travel a local patch around Bournemouth as a field service engineer

Please apply or contact Charlie Auburn on 02038137949 for immediate consideration

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