FAQs
What are the working hours for the Field Service Engineer position?
The working hours are from 8am to 4.30pm, Monday to Friday.
What is the starting salary for this role?
The starting salary for the Field Service Engineer position ranges from £32,000 to £36,000.
What benefits are offered to Field Service Engineers?
Benefits include paid door-to-door travel, overtime pay at 1.5 and 2.0 rates, a fully expensed van (which can be used for personal use), a fuel card, a 6% employer and 4% employee pension scheme, a training package, 25 days of holiday plus bank holidays, IT equipment, uniform with weekly laundry, and shopping/discount vouchers.
Is prior experience in forklifts necessary for this position?
No, prior experience specifically in forklifts is not necessary. Candidates from plant machinery, HGV, agricultural equipment backgrounds, or automotive technicians/motor trade are also suitable, as full training will be provided.
Will I need to travel extensively for this job?
No extensive travel is required; the job focuses on local field-based work within the allocated geographical area.
What kind of training will be provided?
Comprehensive on-the-job training will be provided to ensure you become fully competent in servicing and repairing the machinery and equipment.
Are there opportunities for overtime?
Yes, overtime is available and is mostly offered during the weekdays.
What qualifications should I have for this role?
Ideally, you should hold a level 3 or equivalent qualification in a relevant subject, along with engine diagnostic skills and some basic electrical skills.
What types of machinery will I be working on?
You will be working on a range of materials handling machinery, including forklifts and associated equipment.
Is personal use of the van allowed?
Yes, the fully expensed van provided for the Field Service Engineer role can be used for personal use as well.