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Field Service Engineer, Imaging Systems

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Field Service Engineer, Imaging Systems

***Excellent opportunities for experienced Service Engineers from a range of electronics or electro-mechanical system backgrounds to join a market leading manufacturer of imaging systems ***

Basic Salary £45,000 to £48,000
Car Allowance
On Call Allowance
Overtime
Full Product Training
Pension
Healthcare
Phone, Laptop
Holidays

The Role – Field Service Engineer, Imaging Systems

This market leader seeks to recruit a technically motivated and customer focused Field Service Engineer, responsible for the service, installation and breakdown repair of a wide range of sophisticated imaging systems. 

Your Background – Field Service Engineer, Imaging Systems

To succeed in this exciting role you will have the following skills or epxerience:

A competent background in a service or maintenance engineering capacity gained within any high value capital equipment environment
Applications are encouraged from engineers with a broad range of backgrounds, including:

  • imaging / printing / pre-press
  • semi-conductor
  • manufacturing
  • maintenance / PLC
  • electronics / electro-mechanical
  • laboratory, medical, pharmaceutical, 
  • ex forces engineers (medical and dental, weapons systems, radar, REME electronics) 
    A qualification in engineering, electrical or electronics is essential
    Applicants are welcome from engineers from a broad base of sectors, as full and comprehensive product training will be provided

    The Company - Field Service Engineer, Imaging Systems

    Well respected supplier of sophisticated imaging systems
    Their commitment to investment in research and development is second to none in their industry, ensuring that they remain a market leader
    At the core of their business lie product innovation, excellent customer service and good people
    This vacancy is being advertised by TRS Consulting. The services advertised by TRS Consulting are those of an employment agency and / or an employment business

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