Field Service Engineer Compressed Air & Gas Systems
Location: Within reasonable travelling distance of Bedford (Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Northamptonshire, North Oxfordshire, West Warwickshire)
Salary: Up to £42,500 per annum (depending on experience)
Hours: Full-time, 37.5 hours per week (Monday to Friday, 08:3017:00)
Type: Permanent
The Role
We are recruiting for a Field Service Engineer with strong mechanical and electrical skills to support the service, maintenance and fault diagnosis of compressed air and gas systems.
This is a varied, field-based role involving both specialist industrial equipment and more local service work. You will be responsible for maintaining, troubleshooting and installing a range of systems across different customer sites.
Key Responsibilities
Service and commission equipment such as refrigeration dryers, desiccant dryers, chillers, and gas generation systems
Carry out fault finding, diagnostics and technical investigations
Service, maintain and repair compressed air systems and associated equipment
Support installation and upgrade projects
Provide clear technical feedback and updates to customers
Work independently across multiple sites, with occasional support to wider engineering teams
Skills & Experience
Essential:
Mechanical and electrical engineering experience
Background in service, maintenance or field-based engineering roles
Strong fault finding and troubleshooting skills
Ability to work independently and manage your own workload
Full UK driving licence
Desirable:
Experience working with compressed air systems, dryers, chillers or gas generation equipment
Engineering qualification or apprenticeship
Experience using service reporting systems or Office 365
Whats on Offer
Competitive salary up to £42,500 depending on experience
Company vehicle and specialist tools provided
25 days holiday plus bank holidays, increasing with service
Private healthcare, life assurance and enhanced pension scheme
Ongoing training and development opportunities
Supportive team environment with long-term progression
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