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Field Service Engineer (RF / Navigation / Marine)

An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Field Service Engineer to join our client as part of an ambitious replacement and upgrade programme. This role focuses on RADAR, VHF, and microwave systems, ensuring existing assets are maintained while supporting installation and upgrades.

Key Responsibilities:

Maintain and repair navigation systems including radar, radios, AIS base stations, microwave links, CCTV, warning lights, tide gauges, and meteorological sensors.
Diagnose and resolve complex technical faults efficiently.
Escalate issues as needed and ensure documentation is up to date.
Install, monitor, and maintain equipment, contributing to replacement planning.
Assist in procurement and evaluation of new equipment and services.
Lead or contribute to equipment replacement projects.
Maintain safety documentation and ensure compliance with regulations.
Supervise contractors and ensure adherence to safety standards.
Support cybersecurity compliance.
Undertake training and act as a specialist in key areas of navigation systems.Requirements:

Strong knowledge of H&S regulations (PUWER, LOLER, Working at Height, COSHH).
Understanding of cyber security principles.
Full driving licence.Essential Skills:

Technically proficient with in depth knowledge and thorough understanding of the design and repair of electrical, electronic and computer-based systems, analogue and digital telecommunications systems, RADAR, radio and microwave engineering.
Suitable and sufficient IP networking and IT skills to configure and maintain computer-based aspects of the sensor estate.
Ability to work at height to an advanced level and achieve the relevant certifications required to perform the role.
Pass and maintain certification for Sea Survival, Fire Awareness, Manual Handling, First Aid and Confined Spaces as well as other role specific training requirements.
Pass medical evaluation and maintain fitness levels to be able to fulfil the job role and to do so safely.
Achieve and maintain security clearance as required by the PLA and third-party sites (BPSS and CTC required).
Logical and methodical diagnostic approach to faults and problems.
Dynamic and self-motivated with excellent problem-solving capabilities and time management skills.
Committed to self-development and continuing professional development to maintain, refresh and update relevant skills.
Critical thinker with the ability to challenge appropriately and contribute to continual improvement.
Safety conscious and willing to develop and contribute to H&S practices within the team.
Assertive and able to effectively challenge and supervise colleagues and contractors.
Able to develop effective working relationships and promote and encourage team working and efficient use of time and resources.
Able to influence and negotiate at an individual, team and team to team level, with excellent customer-service skills.
Able to demonstrate a high degree of flexibility including out of hours working and forming part of an on-call rota for evenings, weekends and Bank Holidays.Desirable Skills:

Experience in the port industry and familiarity with port systems.
Previous working-at-height certification.
Project management experience or qualification.
Knowledge of the NIS directive.Benefits:

Internal and external training opportunities.
Structured development plans.
28 days annual leave + Bank Holidays.
Medical Cash Plan (Westfield Health).
Generous pension scheme.
Onsite parking with electric charging.
Occupational health services, counselling, and physiotherapy.
Cycle to Work Scheme.
Access to MyGymDiscounts.This role offers a unique opportunity to work with specialized technology across diverse locations, contributing to critical navigation systems. If you are proactive, technically competent, and enjoy working in a dynamic environment, we would love to hear from you.

Disclaimer:

This vacancy is being advertised by either Advanced Resource Managers Limited, Advanced Resource Managers IT Limited or Advanced Resource Managers Engineering Limited ("ARM"). ARM is a specialist talent acquisition and management consultancy. We provide technical contingency recruitment and a portfolio of more complex resource solutions. Our specialist recruitment divisions cover the entire technical arena, including some of the most economically and strategically important industries in the UK and the world today. We will never send your CV without your permission

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