Field Services Engineer - £40,000 - £43,000 A Year
Specialist Engineering Business ·
Job DescriptionRole: Field Service Engineer - Water Treatment Shift: Days (Field Based) Salary: £40,000 to £43,000 + Profit Related Bonus (~10%) Location: Home Based - South West Are you a time-served Maintenance Engineer looking to move into a field-based role where you can use your fault-finding skills across a variety of industrial systems?
This is a great opportunity to step into industrial water treatment, working on critical plant used across sectors including food, pharmaceutical, aerospace and manufacturing. You don't need prior water treatment experience - what matters is your engineering background.
Full training will be provided and you will be given progression opportunties within the business to take your career to the next level. The Company A specialist engineering business supporting industrial customers across the UK, Europe and beyond.
They design, install and maintain water treatment systems used in production and utilities, covering the full lifecycle from build and commissioning through to service, upgrades and technical support. The Role As a Field Service Engineer, you'll support customers across mainly the South West, carrying out servicing, maintenance and fault finding on industrial water treatment systems.
You'll typically work on one job per day, giving you time to complete work properly without being rushed between sites.
Responsibilities
Planned preventative maintenance and servicing of water treatment systems Fault finding across mechanical and electrical systems Strip down, repair and replacement of components such as pumps, valves, filters and membranes Supporting installation and commissioning projects as experience develops Completing service reports and documentation Working closely with customers on-site to ensure systems run reliably Typical equipment: Pumps, valves and pipework systems Filtration skids and treatment units Reverse osmosis and deionisation systems Dosing systems and effluent plant Motors, panels, sensors and PLC-controlled equipment The role is slightly mechanically biased, but you'll need a solid understanding of electrical systems and controls. Working Pattern