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Field Service Engineer – Mechanical/Electrical Bias (Analytical Equipment)
Location: Home-based – ideally near Midlands
Salary: £41,000 + company car & comprehensive benefits package
Territory: Midlands and South West
A leading manufacturer of high-quality analytical instrumentation is seeking an additional Field Service Engineer to join their established Service & Technical Division, supporting customers across Midlands and the surrounding region.
Known for their exceptional build quality, excellent customer support, and employee-focused culture, this organisation operates under a unique structure with no shareholders, offering unrivalled stability and a strong team culture. Staff retention is outstanding, and continued growth across the UK & Ireland is driving further investment in the service team.
The Role
Reporting to the UK Service & Technical Team Leader, responsibilities include:


  • Managing your own schedule of preventative maintenance, repairs, and breakdown support

  • Performing equipment installations, qualifications (IQ/OQ), and end-user training

  • Diagnosing faults using a mix of detailed protocols and initiative-based problem solving

  • Using service software to record, document, and close jobs promptly and accurately

  • Prioritising and planning your workload to meet customer expectations

  • Supporting colleagues in other regions when required

  • Primarily home-based, with occasional overnight stays for larger or more distant jobs

What We're Looking For


  • Experience as a Field Service Engineer – ideally in analytical/laboratory, medical devices, or scientific equipment

  • Mechanical or electrical engineering skills with good fault-finding ability

  • Attention to detail, organisation, and excellent communication skills

  • Some knowledge of chemistry is helpful – or a willingness to learn with support

  • Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel across the region

What’s on Offer


  • £40,000 base salary

  • Company car (available for personal use) + fuel card (with optional private mileage)

  • Laptop, mobile phone, and broadband contribution

  • Company pension scheme

  • Private medical insurance (after qualifying period)

  • Life assurance / death-in-service scheme

  • Full training provided, including in-house mentoring and technical training at European HQ

  • A supportive, proactive, and team-oriented working environment with long-term stability

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