Job Description
An opportunity has arisen for a Forklift Engineer to join a well-established supplier of material handling equipment. This full-time permanent role offers hybrid working, a salary range of £35,360 - £43,680 and benefits.
As a Forklift Engineer, you will be maintaining, repairing, and inspecting forklift trucks both on-site and remotely.
You will be responsible for:
* Conducting routine servicing and repairs of forklift trucks
* Performing safety inspections in accordance with relevant standards
* Diagnosing and rectifying mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic faults
* Attending customer sites, including occasional long-distance travel
* Maintaining service documentation and equipment records
* Providing technical support and professional service to clients
What we are looking for:
* Previously worked for 2 years as a Forklift Engineer or in a similar role
* Sound knowledge of forklift servicing, diagnostics, and repairs
* Strong diagnostic skills across mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic systems
* Willingness to travel as part of the role
* A full UK driving licence
What’s on offer:
* Competitive Salary
* Bonus and commission schemes
* Company car
* Company pension
* Canteen
* Free on-site parking
This is a fantastic opportunity for a Forklift Engineer to join a forward-thinking team in a rewarding field-based role.
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