Vending Engineer

Enfield Town
3 hours ago
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A leading refreshment provider is expanding their business further and this is a very exciting time to be joining this team. If you are an experienced trainee level Vending Engineer who has a passion in the industry and is ready for that next challenge then you will be joining a supportive and growing team, who will invest in your future. This is a newly created role, and you will be covering the M25 corridor alongside an experienced team of engineers. They will invest in you, and you will feel part of an important London based team. They are offering a starting salary of £32k, however this will get reviewed once you start to develop your career with the business. You will be working Monday to Friday, regular days with no call out rota. All benefits are listed below.

Responsibilities of the Vending Engineer

Conducting Pre-Delivery Inspections (PDIs) on new and refurbished machines to meet company and manufacturer standards.

Preparing machines for delivery, including configuration, testing, branding, and software updates.

Performing professional on-site installations of hot drinks, snack, fresh food, and water machines.

Commissioning and testing equipment, including payment systems, telemetry, and connectivity.

Assisting with machine moves, relocations, and site surveys.

Completing filter changes and other planned maintenance tasks.

Ensuring compliance with health, safety, and electrical regulations.

Accurately documenting installation records, reports, and handovers.

Collaborating with the Project Management and Service Desk teams to coordinate schedules and resolve installation issues.

Providing customer demonstrations and ensuring a smooth handover of equipment.

Requirements of the Vending Engineer:

Background as a Vending Engineer, or Coffee Engineer or Catering Equipment, however we will consider gaming, white goods, ATM Engineers

City & Guilds qualified or equivalent in Electrical desired

The ability to interpret technical manuals, wiring diagrams, and PDI checklists.

Excellent customer service and communication skills.

A full UK driving licence.

Salary and Benefits for the Vending Engineer

A competitive salary of £32,000 per annum, with opportunities for overtime.

Monday to Friday working

No call out rota

Participation in a company bonus scheme.

A company-provided vehicle, tools, and uniform.

Ongoing manufacturer training and professional development opportunities.

The chance to grow and progress within a thriving business.

If you are looking to advance your career in the Vending field and have a passion being on the road, visiting you customers and building a long term career in a business, apply now

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