Service Engineer jobs
Samuel Frank has worked with Service Engineers successfully since 2012, helping them find roles in various sectors including special purpose machinery, pollution reduction, furnaces and food production equipment.
Current jobs
Service Manager – West Yorkshire – OEM
£50-60k + car allowance
Field Service Engineer
£38-40k + overtime + car/allowance + bonus
Service Engineer – Hydraulics – West Yorkshire
£35-38k + overtime + van
Controls Engineer – OEM – West Yorkshire
£53-57k + overtime
Field Service Engineer – OEM – West Yorkshire – Electrically Biased
£39-41k + overtime + vehicle
Service Engineer – West Yorkshire – PLC/Machinery
£42-50k +uplift + overtime + 25 days holiday + access to company vehicle
Service Engineer – Drives – Midlands
£45-50k + vehicle + bonus
Service Engineer – Leeds – £36-40k + overtime = £55-60k
£36k + overtime + vehicle
Service Engineer – West Yorkshire – Mechanically Biased
£38-40k + x1.5 overtime + 25 days holiday + pool van – UK coverage
Field Service Engineer – West Yorkshire – OEM – Electrically Biased
£40-42k + x1.5 overtime + vehicle
Service Engineer – Shropshire Based
£40-45k + car allowance + bonus
Service Engineer – Electrical / Controls / Drives
£40-45k + car allowance + bonus
We've built a reputation in the Service Engineer market as the go-to recruiter for specialist, multi-skilled Service Engineers. Our Service Engineers have been involved in the installation and commissioning of gigantic furnaces used to manufacture parts for Formula 1 teams, specialist emission reduction systems to make sure the latest smart factory isn't emitting harmful gasses into the atmosphere, to servicing and upgrading the latest food processing equipment used by some of the world’s biggest brands.
Skills needed
- Service Engineers need to be ready for the unexpected! We represent FieldService Engineers who are flexible, approachable, customer focussed, organised as well as being knowledgeable on a wide range of technical topics and equipment.
- So Service Engineers can attend sites alone, saving on costs, they’re often skilled in both electrical and mechanical disciplines sometimes combining PLC interrogation and fault finding knowledge.
- Typical Service Engineers we represent are the eyes and the ears on customers’ sites, so they’re always on the lookout for potential new solutions. Maybe there is a machine that another company hasn’t been back to service or there is a more up to date component that’ll improve the output of the machine. A good Service Engineer spots these situations and creates a win-win situation for both parties by creating revenue for their team and providing a solution to the customer.
Discover more about the Field Service Engineer’s duties in our post: ‘What is a Field Service Engineer‘
FAQ
WHAT IS THE ROLE OF A FIELD SERVICE ENGINEER?
The role of the field service engineer is to manage the upkeep, installation and repair of different kinds of machinery, systems and equipment. This professional should hold both strong technical and customer facing skills.
WHAT IS THE CAREER PATH OF A FIELD SERVICE ENGINEER?
The career path of a Field Service Engineer usually takes 3-5 years of experience to progress to advanced levels. The average salaries depend on how much travel you’re doing and what the package is but you could be earning £40-60k.
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