Field Service Engineer - RG1 - RG45

£35,000 - £40,000 + overtime, commission and bo
Ref: 870 Date Posted: Tuesday 04 Nov 2025

A company specialising in supplying high-quality medical equipment is seeking a Field Service Engineer to install, service and test the wide range of products our client provides to commercial sectors. The Field Service Engineer will have good knowledge of mechanical engineering and electrics, and have the ability to fault-find. In addition, the Field Service Engineer will have attention to detail, be presentable and be safety conscious. Also, you will need to have a clean driving licence, be able to pass a CRB check. Due to the nature of the role and the locations visited, you will be required to have cover for Tetanus and Hepatitis B, and be able to do the ‘on-call’ rota.

 

Applications from ex-military personnel are strongly encouraged

 

Key Responsibilities:

  • Service, test and install a wide range of mechanical and home care equipment, such as hoists, through-floor lifts, physio equipment and baths
  • Provide excellent customer service to all customers, positively represent the brand and communicate with people at all levels
  • Keep the work area safe and clean, and ensure health and safety guidelines are followed
  • Do in-house training and undertake supplier courses on company products
  • Keep accurate and legible records
  • Participate in out of hours on call emergency servicing

 

Knowledge, skills and qualifications:

Essential:

  • Good knowledge of mechanical engineering and electrics
  • Ability to fault-find
  • General H&S knowledge
  • Have a clean driving licence
  • Good communication and customer service skills
  • Have attention to detail, be presentable, be able to work on their own initiative, be safety conscious, and be able to accurately record-keep
  • Be physically fit
  • Be able to pass a CRB check
  • Have your own set of basic tools
  • Due to the nature of our client’s work and the locations visited, you will be required to have cover for Tetanus and Hepatitis B.
  • Be able to do the ‘on-call’ rota (to be discussed later in the process)

 

Hours: 40 per week, generally 8.30 to 5.00 with some flexibility, plus overtime. Participation in an out of hours on call emergency service will be required (approximately one week in three).

Salary: £35,000 to £40,000 + overtime, commission, bonus and travel time + benefits

Benefits: In-house training, company van