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Job Title: Technical Customer Engineer / Field Service Technician
Department: Product Assembly
Reports to: Hiring Manager
Location: Manchester / Leeds / Birmingham (field-based role)
Start Date: ASAP

About the Role
A leading global manufacturer of advanced precision equipment is seeking a skilled and customer-focused Field Service Technician (Technical Customer Engineer) to join their Product Assembly division. Covering the North and Midlands regions, you will install, commission, maintain, and support high-technology capital equipment at customer sites, helping clients achieve the best results from their investment.

Key Responsibilities

Install and commission precision equipment at customer locations

Perform maintenance, troubleshooting, and repairs to ensure maximum equipment uptime

Provide customer training, technical advice, and application support

Build strong relationships as a trusted technical partner

Accurately complete service documentation and maintain records

Plan and manage a flexible field-based schedule with significant travel (approx. 2-3 nights away per week)

What's on Offer

Base salary up to £40, per annum

15% annual bonus paid quarterly (approx. £1, per quarter at target)

25 days holiday plus 8 public holidays

40-hour working week with flexible hours

Company car (e.g., Ford Kuga) with £85/month employee contribution (no car allowance)

Weekend overtime at 1.5x pay, with an extra 4 hours per night away from home

Hotel expenses reimbursed reasonably (no fixed allowance, discretion applies)

Pension scheme with 4% employer contribution (4% employee)

Ideal Candidate Profile

Technical qualification (HNC/HND or equivalent) in mechanical, electrical, or electronics engineering

Proven field service or capital equipment experience preferred

Strong technical problem-solving skills and a professional, customer-focused approach

Confident working independently, managing your own schedule, and travelling frequently

Full UK driving licence required

Why Apply?
You'll join a world-class business at the forefront of precision technology, offering robust technical training and the chance to support leading-edge industrial equipment. This is an opportunity to develop your skills, work with cutting-edge products, and make a real impact on customers' success.

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