Heavy Plant Engineer / Mobile Equipment Engineer

Heavy Plant Engineer / Mobile Equipment Engineer

Job Title: Heavy Plant Engineer / Mobile Equipment Engineer
Location: Bristol / South West
Salary: £40-45k basic + overtime + van + benefits
Job Type: Permanent

Human Engineering is recruiting for an experienced Heavy Plant Engineer to work on specialist mobile equipment across the Bristol and South West area.

This is a strong opportunity for an engineer with experience working on heavy plant, mobile machinery, quarry equipment, recycling equipment, construction machinery or similar mechanical and hydraulic equipment.

The role would suit someone who enjoys fault finding, site work and working on larger equipment where strong mechanical, diesel and hydraulic knowledge is valued.

The role will involve:

* Service, maintenance and repair of heavy mobile equipment

* Fault finding on hydraulic, mechanical, diesel and electrical systems

* Attending customer sites across the local region

* Carrying out planned maintenance and breakdown repairs

* Diagnosing faults and completing repairs efficiently

* Completing service reports and job paperwork

We would like to speak with candidates from backgrounds such as:

* Heavy Plant Engineer

* Plant Fitter

* Mobile Plant Engineer

* Quarry Plant Engineer

* Recycling Equipment Engineer

* Field Service Engineer

* Diesel Fitter

* Hydraulic Engineer

* Agricultural Engineer

* Ex-forces Heavy Equipment Engineer

Relevant experience could include:

* Heavy mobile plant

* Quarry or recycling machinery

* Crushers, screeners or conveyors

* Excavators, loaders or material handlers

* Diesel engines and hydraulics

* Auto electrics and mechanical repairs

What is on offer:

* Permanent field service role

* Van and overtime

* Specialist equipment training

* Varied and technical work

* Long-term career prospects

ONLY APPLICANTS WITH CURRENT ELIGIBILITY TO WORK IN THE UK NEED APPLY AS NO SPONSORSHIP IS ON OFFER FOR THIS ROLE
Only candidates based in UK and eligible to work in UK are allowed