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Location: Manchester | Full-Time | Permanent
We are partnering with our client, a global leader in compact construction equipment, as they continue to expand their Service Engineering team in Manchester.
This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced Plant or Heavy Equipment Engineer to join a well-established service team, supporting customers and the dealer network across the UK and Ireland.
The Role

Diagnose, fault-find, and repair plant and construction equipment
Carry out PDI, machine preparation, and modifications
Attend customer sites across the UK & Ireland for service and warranty support
Provide technical advice to dealers and customers
Complete service reports accurately and professionally
Ensure full compliance with Health & Safety and company procedures
About You

Proven experience in plant or heavy equipment service engineering
Strong hydraulic and electrical diagnostic skills
Proactive, reliable, and customer-focused with a "can-do" attitude
Relevant qualifications (NVQ, City & Guilds, or equivalent)
Flexible to travel and stay overnight when required (fully funded)
Desirable

Experience with diagnostic systems and emission controls
IT literate (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
Relevant safety certifications (e.g. Manual Handling, Abrasive Wheels)
Benefits

Competitive salary + paid overtime
Company service vehicle, laptop, and mobile phone
Generous holiday allowance (rising with service)
Employee Assistance Programme
Ongoing training, including European-based courses
If you enjoy problem-solving and want to represent a market-leading brand, we'd love to hear from you.
Manchester Staff operates as an employment agency and employment business. We welcome applications from candidates of all ages

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