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£££ Negotiable DOE + Extensive benefits + Company Van + Enhanced Holidays + Enhanced Pension + Pay and Role Progression + Monday to Friday

Halifax - Yorkshire Patch

Are you a Mechanical Field Service Engineer with a precision engineering background, looking to secure a new role with brilliant work/life balance and great earning potential?

Are you looking to join an organisation with over 100 years of history and extensive pay and role progression opportunities?

This company, founded in 1934, supply a range of precision measuring and calibration equipment to the aerospace, automotive and medical industries. Providing their services in over 40 countries, this market leading organisation is undergoing rapid growth.

This role will see the successful candidate working independently to cover installations, service, repair and calibration of company manufactured precision measuring equipment. Heading from door to site, the role will cover the Yorkshire patch.

If you are a Mechanical Field Service Engineer with a background in precision engineering looking to join the market leading organisation, apply today.

The Role:

Install a variety of company manufactured equipment to a range of customer sites around Yorkshire
Complete servicing and calibration works of installed equipment
Undertake troubleshooting including fault finding, diagnosis and rectificationThe Person:

Proven experience in a similar role
Relevant BTEC or ApprenticeshipJob Reference: BBBH19952

Keywords: Field, Service, Engineer, Engineering, Measuring, Calibration, Equipment, Halifax, Yorkshire, Measuring, Precision

If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV.

We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all suitable candidates. The salary advertised is a guideline for this position. The offered renumeration will be dependent on the extent of your experience, qualifications, and skill set.

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