Field Service Engineer

Field Service Engineer (Power Generation)

£36,000 - £37,000 Basic + Overtime (OTE £60K+) + Vehicle + Training + Technical Progression + Door to Door Pay + Enhanced Pension + Package

Canterbury

Are you a mechanical bias engineer who is looking to work for a leading company within the renewable power generation sector where you can technically increase your knowledge and skill set? A fantastic opportunity on offer to become a technical specialist in a varied & thriving industry. Earn a good package whilst consistently training & progressing into more senior positions. This company are heavily involved in the UK's transition to a net zero economy

This energy company are an established and specialist provider of a green energy supply to their customers. To help provide low carbon solutions for their infrastructure. With a huge client portfolio this is a brilliant chance to join a leading manufacture within the power generation sector. They believe in their staff; they believe in development and are also keen to progress from within.

Key Responsibilities:

Service, maintenance, and breakdowns
Working on CHP, GAS Engines and renewable energy systems
Electrical fault finding and repairs (ComAp, three phase, drives, motors, PLC)
Customer facing role
Monday to Friday covering surrounding territoryBackground Required:

Experience working with 450KW+
Familiar with CHP, Gas Engines, Generators, Industrial Plant or similar
Experience as a Service Engineer/ Maintenance Engineer/ Marine Engineer
Electrical or Mechanical qualifications or time served (NVQ, HNC or equivalent)Keywords; field service engineer, CHP, generators, gas engine, gas engines, diesel engines, gas turbines, power generation, comAp, Engineer, Maintenance Engineer, Power Generation, Gas Engine, diesel engines, generators, CHP, Renewable Energy, MTU, MWM, CAT, Jenbacher, Rolls Royce, Low Carbon, Mechanical Engineer, Marine, Marine Engineer, Electrical Engineer, Energy from waste, INDUK
Only candidates based in UK and eligible to work in UK are allowed