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Service Engineer – Join Our Expanding Team!

Electron-X is growing, and our Service Support team is at the heart of it! We are seeking a talented Service Engineer to support the maintenance, servicing, and repair of X-ray systems across the UK. With the recent expansion of our Service Department, this is an exciting time to join a team that plays a crucial role in ensuring the reliability of a variety of X-ray solutions for a diverse range of industries.

Your Role

As a Service Engineer, you will be responsible for:

On-site servicing of customer X-ray equipment and facilities across the UK.
Diagnosis and repair of mechanical, electrical, control, and instrumentation faults.
Routine maintenance of our in-house X-ray machines and equipment.
Managing spare parts stock and ensuring availability for both customer and in-house repairs.
Accurate documentation, keeping detailed records of site visits, breakdowns, and repairs.
What We’re Looking For

Degree or HNC in Engineering or equivalent experience with electro-mechanical systems.
Willingness to travel across the UK—longer trips may require overnight stays.
Strong computer skills, including MS Office (Word & Excel).
Quick learner, ready to take on new skills and responsibilities.
Broad knowledge of computer hardware and software.
Full clean driving license required.
Electron X is an equal opportunities employer, welcoming applications from all individuals regardless of age, race, gender, disability, sexual orientation, religion, or background. However, due to some customer sites requiring security clearance, this post is only open to UK nationals with no criminal record. (Schedule 9 (Part 1) of the Equality act 2010.)

Who we are

Electron-X is at the forefront of X-ray enclosure and system design for industrial applications. From compact shielded cabinets for laboratories to large lead-lined rooms housing space satellites, we engineer solutions tailored to complex imaging needs. Our systems integrate high-performance X-ray sources, advanced detectors, and safety circuits, with many featuring manipulators and powered doors for precision control.

What You’ll get in return

£30k+ package (dependent on experience).
29 days holiday per year (including bank holidays).
Flexible working hours to support a healthy work-life balance.
Enhanced overtime rates.
Annual bonus, subject to individual and company performance.
All expenses paid during site visits.
Comprehensive training provided.
Workplace pension scheme.
Varied and engaging workload, with opportunities to train and develop your expertise.
Join us and become part of a thriving Service Department at Electron-X - where your skills will make a real impact

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