Job Title: Field Service Engineer
Salary: £39,972 per annum
Hours: 47.5 per week
Travel: Nationwide travel across sites
Benefits: Company van, fuel card, food allowance, hotel accommodation
Role Overview:
The Field Service Engineer is responsible for performing maintenance and repairs on client assets within depots, including rail-related systems and equipment. The role involves proactive and reactive work, adherence to safety protocols, and providing excellent customer service on-site.
Key Responsibilities:
- Conduct scheduled maintenance and reactive repairs on client assets.
- Follow instructions from the Manager or Operations Supervisor for work tasks.
- Ensure all work complies with company policies, safety standards, and site procedures.
- Complete job sheets, PPM forms, and site reports daily, ensuring they are signed by the client and submitted within the working day.
- Act as the first point of contact with clients during site visits.
- Book on and off-site according to client procedures.
- Wear appropriate PPE at all times during duty.
- Maintain and report on the condition of company vehicles and equipment.
- Report accidents, incidents, or hazards immediately to supervisors.
- Maintain a functional mobile phone and ensure communication is effective.
- Work additional hours in emergency situations, following risk assessments.
- Attend engineering and safety meetings as required.
- Lead and mentor junior staff and assist in training.
- Be "on-call" as per the rota.
- Stay overnight when necessary, with accommodation arranged as per business needs.
Qualifications & Competencies:
- Minimum of 2 years' engineering experience, rail experience preferred or equivalent.
- Good understanding of electrical and mechanical systems.
- Valid PTS (Personal Track Safety) certificate within three months of employment.
- Knowledge of CWM, CET, fueling systems, and depot equipment.
- Competent in the correct use of tools, equipment, and PPE.
- Basic IT skills for reporting and communication.
- Practical engineering skills with supervisory or leadership capabilities.
- Ability to follow method statements, risk assessments, and emergency procedures.
- Proactive approach to work practices and safety.
Additional Requirements:
- Possession of the appropriate tools and equipment.
- Ability to work efficiently and economically alongside colleagues.
- Maintain a professional standard in PPE and vehicle condition.
- Ability to sign off work sheets and assist with training junior engineers.
- Willingness to stay overnight as required by the business.
For more information about this role and how to apply please contact Bradley Bayliss on (phone number removed) or alternatively email your application to (url removed)