Job Description
Service Engineer / Hydraulic Service Engineer / Installation Engineer required to join a leading supplier of fluid power and hydraulic products and services.\n\nThe Successful Service Engineer / Field Service Technician / Installation Engineer will provide electrical and mechanical repair, service and maintenance on various industrial hydraulic systems and components at customer sites UK-wide.\n\nThe Service Engineer / Field Service Technician / Installation Engineer will ideally have a service background in mechanical engineering, hydraulics, valves, pumps, Pipework, Lubrication, Cylinders, Hydraulic press, motors, rotating equipment, hydraulic Power packs, Actuators, accumulators, or similar mechanical related products.\n\nPackage\n£30,000-£40,000 depending on experience\nCompany van \n25 days + Bank holidays \nCompany Phone\nCompetitive pension \nOvertime\nAdditional benefits\n\nService Engineer / Hydraulics Service Engineer / Installation Engineer Role\nTo provide electrical and mechanical repair, service, and maintenance of industrial hydraulic equipment at customer sites.\nThe Hydraulic Service Engineer will undertake planned and preventative maintenance, provide advice, diagnostics, and fault finding of hydraulic systems, such as presses, pumps, valves, pipework systems, hydraulic power packs, valves, actuators, Lubrication systems, pipework, Cylinders, motors, and other mechanical equipment.\nMaintain, repair, and install fluid power equipment at customer sites across the UK.\nInstalling hydraulic products into all forms of the manufacturing industry.\nPerform emergency breakdowns and repairs on various hydraulic equipment.\nLiaise with various engineering departments.\n\nService Engineer / Hydraulics Service Engineer / Installation Engineer Requirements\nExperience as a Field Service Engineer, Service Engineer, Service Technician, Installation Engineer, Hydraulic Engineer, Pump Engineer, Mechanical Engineer, Pipework Engineer or similar.\nProven diagnostic skills on complicated mechanical engineering systems. Hydraulics would be a huge advantage.\nAssist inspection, reporting, and re-build of hydraulic repairs in the workshop when required.\nGood working knowledge of three-phase electrics and controls is advantageous.\nMechanical engineering, hydraulics, valves, pumps, Pipework, Lubrication, Cylinders, Hydraulic press, motors, rotating equipment, hydraulic Power packs, Actuators, accumulators, or similar mechanical-related products. Full product training provided.\nA mechanical engineering qualification would be advantageous.\nWillingness to travel UK-wide and stay away when required