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Telemetry Engineer

Speedy Services
Tamworth
2 days ago
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Overview

Mobile Telemetry Engineer - Tamworth. Monday to Friday 07:00 - 17:00, 42.5 hours per week. We are looking for a passionate Mobile Telemetry Engineer to take ownership of telemetry systems across our territories and support a fast-paced, customer-focused business. You will be responsible for installing, maintaining, and managing telemetry systems on Speedy’s assets.

Responsibilities
  • Installation, maintenance, and management of telemetry installations on Speedy assets.
  • Provide a quality service, product and control mechanism in the Northern Speedy territories.
  • Lead the synergy between all Speedy Categories and engineering functions that adopt and use telemetry.
  • Ongoing quality control of telemetry devices fixed to Speedy assets.
  • Creation and maintenance of a telemetry installation guide.
  • Development and continuous adaptation of training material and practical sessions for Speedy engineers.
  • Provision of telemetry training to others, as required.
  • Liaison with others in the Speedy team to ensure availability in the network.
  • Development and maintenance of collaborative key relationships across divisions.
  • Assisting in development of Standard Operating Procedures.
  • Customer-facing activities as required.
What we offer
  • Competitive salary – confidential chat available.
  • Overtime is paid time and a half; door to door.
  • Use of a Speedy Hire van and fuel card.
  • 26 days holiday (plus bank holidays).
  • Career progression and training programmes.
  • Life assurance and Pension Scheme.
  • Canteen facilities and 95% discount across the Speedy brand.
  • Voluntary Health Cash Plan, My Staff Shop discounts, Green Commute Initiative.
  • Employee Assistance Program (EAP) – free confidential support and counselling.
Requirements
  • Full driving licence.
  • Previous experience working with single and three-phase AC electrics, ideally in the hire industry or a similar engineering field (preferred).
  • 12VDC and 24VDC electrics fault finding and ability to read wiring diagrams.
  • Understanding of basic engine communication systems (CAN bus and MOD bus).
  • Proficient computer skills and use of telemetry platforms.
  • Ability to write technical reports; able to work under pressure and as part of a team.
  • Willingness to travel and occasionally stay overnight when required.
  • Ability to support the business unit/team to deliver ESG Strategy – Decade to Deliver.
  • Other industries considered: Auto Electrician, Electrical Engineer, Electrical Technician, Electrical Installer.
Additional information

Speedy is an equal opportunity employer and fosters an inclusive environment. Some roles may require a DBS, Credit, or Security Clearance Check. All applicants will be considered for employment without regard to ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, family or parental status, national origin, veteran status, neurodiversity, or disability status. All roles require proof of right to work in the UK by the start of employment. Speedy reserves the right to close vacancies early if a high volume of applications is received.


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