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    Mechanical Service Engineer - Waste / Recycling

    Company

    Kemp Recruitment

    Salary

    £55000 per annum, Benefits: Company Van / fuel card / credit card allowance / Holiday / Private Healthcare / Pension

    Description

    Mechanical Service Engineer - Waste / Recycling Location:  Covering the South Of England Salary:  55k + OTE Hours:  Mon - Fri Days Benefits:  Company Van / fuel card / credit card allowance / Holiday / Private Healthcare / Pension My client, a large International Manufacturer of Waste / Recycling Machinery is looking for a qualified and experienced Service Engineer to join their team. The main responsibilities of the Service Engineer; Visiting customer sites, servicing, installating machinery. Routine maintenance of fixed machinery Rebuilds Diagnostics / Fault Finding Safety inspections. Reporting / documenting work accuratley The client is prepared to offer the Service Engineer; A competitive salary Company van / Fuel / Credit card allowance Genuine opportunities for career progression The successful Service Engineer will have; Experience working on Fixed Recycling Machinery 2 years + experience in an engineering background Welding experience ideal Electrical Fault Finding ability desired A full UK Driving licence If you are interested in this Service Engineer role, please submit an up to date CV through this advert or call Lauren at Kemp Recruitment on 0330 440 2323. INDLP

    Location

    Bristol

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