Mechanical Service Engineer

Mechanical Service Engineer Package up to 45k Permanent Our client is a Yorkshire based manufacturer of fan and smoke extraction systems, ranging from car park ventilation systems to smoke control and tunnel ventilation. With a nationwide reputation, they have a service division that performs PPM across the UK for their own systems as well as their competitors' systems. Due to continued growth and expansion, they require a mechanical service engineer to join their team. The Role As the mechanical field service engineer, you will be required to travel around the UK and visit customers. This will be planned, and you may be away for a few nights a month. This is a great role for a mechanical fitter with experience in air movement, air conditioning, bearings, belts, or motors. You will have, but not limited to: Experience in fan balancing (advantageous) Maintenance and commissioning Investigate and diagnose problems Report writing Servicing and repair You will spend much of your time at the head office, working alongside other areas of the design and manufacturing teams, dealing with both internal and external customers. For this customer service aspect of the role, you will be able to communicate at all levels. You will be professional, as you will be the face of the company when visiting clients. You will have a flexible approach to work. What will you get The right candidate will be rewarded with a salary of up to 40k and a healthy benefits package, including a vehicle, mobile, laptop, and a corporate credit card for expenses. You will also receive a tax-free overnight allowance of £50. Additionally, there are many other benefits such as a bonus scheme, pension contributions, and flexible working. You will work from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM, and 2 PM on Fridays. For more detailed information, please apply, and if you have the skills required, we'll speak in detail about the role. This vacancy is being advertised by AMF Recruitment Ltd, a specialist recruitment business supporting the manufacturing industry.

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