FAQs
What are the working hours for the Field Service Engineer position?
The working hours are 8am to 4.30pm, Monday to Thursday, and 8am to 4pm on Friday.
What is the starting salary for the Field Service Engineer role?
The starting salary for the Field Service Engineer position is between £31,000 and £34,000.
What benefits are offered with the Field Service Engineer role?
The benefits include paid door-to-door travel, overtime pay, a fully expensed van (which can be used for personal use), an annual 5% bonus, commission, pension, excellent training, 25 days of holiday, bank holidays, a forklift driver license, a call-out allowance, broadband contribution, PPE/uniform, uniform washing service, a laptop, and a phone.
What type of training will be provided for this role?
Comprehensive training will be provided to become fully competent on all machinery and equipment.
Is prior experience in forklift maintenance required for this position?
No, prior experience in forklift maintenance is not required; candidates from any background in plant machinery, HGV, agricultural, cleaning equipment, or similar areas will be considered, and the company will provide full training.
Will I be required to travel extensively in this role?
No, extensive travel or overnight stays are not required; the role focuses on servicing forklifts within the allocated geographical area.
Is a specific level of education required for the Field Service Engineer position?
Ideally, candidates should hold a Level 3 or equivalent qualification in a relevant subject.
Do I need to have IT skills for this position?
Yes, it is important to be IT literate for this role.
What types of engineers will be considered for this role?
Engineers with experience in plant machinery, forklifts, HGV, agricultural equipment, or automotive technicians/motor trade will be suitable for the position.