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Regional Field Service Engineer

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An exciting opportunity has arisen within this leading manufacturer of medical devices into the global healthcare industries for a Field Service Engineer to be based in the Chelmsford, Romford, Ilford, Basildon, Southend and surrounding areas.
THE ROLE - Field Service Engineer - Full Product Training
Responsible to the UK Service Manager, The Medical Field Service Engineer will cover the Essex area including Chelmsford, Basildon, Romford, Ilford, Southend and surrounding areas. Your role will be to service and maintain a range of electro-mechanical equipment in hospitals across the this patch.
Responsibilities include:

  • Service of Medical Devices
  • Fault Finding
  • Equipment Maintenance
  • Customer Service
    THE PERSON
    As the Field Service Engineer you will need experience of working on electronics or electro-mechanical equipment in either a service, installation, commissioning or maintenance engineering role, or working as an engineer or technician in the Forces (RAF, NAVY, REME). Ideally you will have a technical qualification such as an NVQ/ONC/HNC/HND e.t.c and a desire to learn and progress your career in service. Full training will be provided.
    THE PACKAGE
  • £40,000-£42,000 Basic
  • Car
  • 10% Bonus
  • Pension
  • Life Assurance
  • BUPA
  • Mobile/Laptop
  • Excellent Training
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