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Field Service Engineer - Medical/Pharma Refrigeration

Dublin
1 month ago
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Field Service Engineer - Medical/Pharma Refrigeration
Central Ireland - Dublin, Galway, Limerick
€55,000 - €65,000 Van + Regular Overtime + Full training + Pension + 34 days holiday
Monday - Friday 40 hours + door to door and regular overtime

Are you a refrigeration engineer looking to join a worldwide, international manufacturer that will offer you full training into the medical and pharmaceutical fields?

Are you looking to work on highly technical equipment whilst progressing your career and earning a fantastic package?

The company are an international market leader, they design and manufacture high quality environmental testing chambers, temperature control systems and specialist air conditioning equipment. Having won new contracts and through ongoing growth they are looking expand their operations.

The role varies from install, commission, ppm and repair of equipment, working with high end clients on multi-million pound projects within the pharmaceuticals, medical, aerospace and many more.

This is a great chance to join a growing company, offering full training to become an expert within your field.

The Role:
*Field Service Engineer
*Service, Maintenance, Repairs on Environmental Testing Chambers
*Full training on advanced technical systems
*Working for an international market leading business
*Countrywide travel with some overnight stays

Candidate Requirements:
*Field service experience
*Refrigeration experience essential
*Electrically Qualified
*Driving License

George Mallett - REF - 4333
(phone number removed)

Elix sourcing solutions is a specialist recruiter for Engineering, IT and Science roles ranging from mid to senior level positions. Please be aware that we will only accept applications from candidates that have a valid work permit to work in the UK. By applying to this job you are confirming that you do not hold a criminal record and that you know of no legal reason why you would be ineligible for employment.

Service engineer, Installation engineer, Install engineer, maintenance engineer, HVAC engineer, facilities maintenance, Facilities engineer, FGas, Refrigeration engineer, pharmaceutical, medical engineer, Dublin, Galway, Limerick

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