Recently qualified, apprentice-trained or ex-military? Build a stable field engineering career with full training, Monday to Friday hours, no call out and a company van.
In order to make an application, simply read through the following job description and make sure to attach relevant documents.
Are you at the start of your engineering career, recently qualified through an apprenticeship, or leaving the Armed Forces with practical mechanical, electrical or technical skills? This is a great opportunity to join a growing UK business in the parking solutions sector, delivering and installing smart parking equipment at customer car parks across Dorset & Hampshire You do not need years of field service experience.
What matters most is that you are practical, reliable, customer-focused and willing to learn.
This role would suit someone who wants a steady, stable engineering job with structured training, sensible Monday to Friday hours, no call out and genuine work-life balance.
Whats in it for you? Home-based field role covering Northern Ireland Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 4:30pm No call out No weekend work Excellent work-life balance Company van provided Tools provided 25 days holiday plus your birthday off Holiday purchase scheme Medical cash plan Pension scheme Permanent, stable employment Structured training at UK Head Office High levels of autonomy and trust once trained Work with innovative, technology-led parking solutions Join a growing, well-invested UK success story The role As a Junior Electromechanical Field Installation Engineer, you will be trained to deliver and install parking solutions equipment at customer car park sites across Dorset & Hampshire You will work from home, travel to customer sites, install equipment correctly, complete basic testing and checks, and make sure each installation is completed neatly, safely and professionally.
The work is not overly complicated once trained, but it does require someone with practical electromechanical ability, good attention to detail and a professional approach.
This is a very consistent role.
Much of the work involves similar installations day to day, so it would suit someone who is steady, dependable and happy doing routine work properly.
Who this could suit This opportunity could suit: A recently qualified apprentice engineer An early-career electromechanical engineer A mechanical or electrical technician looking for a field-based role A service leaver with practical engineering, REME, RAF, Royal Navy or technical military experience A veteran looking for a stable civilian engineering role Someone from a hands-on technical background who wants structured training A practical, steady person who enjoys working independently and dealing with customers Ex-military candidates encouraged This role could be a strong fit for service leavers or veterans who have developed practical technical skills, discipline, reliability and the confidence to work independently.
You do not need direct parking equipment experience.
If you have worked with mechanical, electrical, electronic, vehicle, plant, communications or technical systems in the Armed Forces, your background could transfer well into this role.
The company values reliability, professionalism and customer service, which are often strong qualities brought by ex-military candidates.
Key responsibilities Deliver and install parking solutions equipment at client car parks Carry out practical electromechanical installation work after training Use hand tools and basic installation equipment Complete basic testing and functional checks after installation Make sure equipment is fitted neatly, safely and correctly Provide a professional, customer-focused service on site Communicate clearly with customers and internal teams What were looking for We are looking for someone with a practical engineering background and the right attitude.
You could be recently qualified, early in your career, coming out of an apprenticeship, or transitioning from the Armed Forces.
You do not need to be an experienced breakdown engineer or advanced fault-finding specialist.
However, you do need to be comfortable working with tools, equipment, basic technical tasks and customer sites.
The right person will be: Practical and hands-on Reliable and punctual Willing to learn Comfortable with routine, repeatable work Professional with customers Able to work independently once trained Steady, methodical and dependable Looking for long-term stability Key skills and experience Practical mechanical, electrical or electromechanical skills Apprenticeship, technical qualification or relevant hands-on experience Comfortable using hand tools Able to follow instructions and complete work accurately Good customer service skills Professional and reliable approach Happy with routine, repeatable field-based work Able to work independently from home once trained Good attention to detail Full UK driving licence Location This is a home-based field role covering Northern Ireland .
Why apply? This is a great opportunity to build a stable career in field-based electromechanical installation.
You will receive structured training, a company van, tools and the support needed to get up to speed.
Once trained, you will have autonomy, trust and a steady Monday to Friday routine with no call out.
For the right person, this is a secure and rewarding role with a growing UK business where reliability, consistency and customer service really matter. xxuwjjq