Junior Service Engineer (Ex-Forces / Lab Equipment)

Ernest Gordon Recruitment
Nottingham, Nottinghamshire
7 months ago
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Junior Service Engineer (Ex-Forces / Lab Equipment)
£38,000 - £45,000 + Bonus OTE 52K + TOIL + Company Car + Benefits
Nottingham, Covering UK

Are you a Junior Service Engineer or Ex-Forces Engineer looking for a role that will provide training on specialist servicing scientific equipment, enabling you to become a fully independent technical expert?

Do you want a role that allows you to travel across the UK and Europe, staying away for 6 weeks per year on average?

On offer is the opportunity to broaden your skillset in a growing, multinational company that offers continuous support and training on highly specialised equipment.

In this Monday to Friday role, you will be servicing, repairing and maintaining a variety of lab equipment such as cascade and ultra-low temperature refrigeration devices . You will cover the UK with occasional travel further afar to Europe when needed. Full training will be provided.

This company is the UK wing of a global leader in the supply and service of bespoke laboratory equipment used in universities, hospitals and pharmaceutical research institutions. They are looking to expand their UK maintenance team, working to validate and service ultra-low temperature refrigeration equipment

This role would suit a Junior Service Engineer, Ex-Forces Engineer or similar looking for training on highly specialised equipment, allowing you to progress your career and become an independant technical expert?

The Role:

Servicing, repairing and maintaining ultra-low temperature Lab equipment
Full training on biomedical freezers and cascade refrigeration devices
Covering the UK and Europe
TOIL for excess hours, Bonus for staying-away from homeThe Person:

Ex-Forces Engineer, Junior Service Engineer or similar
Happy with extensive travel across the UK and EuropeJob Reference: BBBH 22519b

Service, Engineer, Field, Laboratory, Lab, Equipment, Centrifuge, Refrigeration, Fridge FGAS, F GAS, Cascade, Biomedical, Maintenance, Technician, Engineering, Nottingham, Derby, Leicester, Midlands

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We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all suitable candidates. The salary advertised is a guideline for this position. The offered renumeration will be dependent on the extent of your experience, qualifications, and skill set.

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