Field Service Engineer (Industrial Doors)

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Field Service Engineer (Industrial Doors) £29'000 - £32'000 (£44,000 OTE) + Personal van + Overtime + Progression + Training + External Qualifications Home Based, North West London (Commutable from: Reading, Slough, Watford, Bracknell, Oxford, High Wycombe, Hemel Hempstead, St Albans) Are you a Service Engineer from an industrial door background, looking to join a market leading business offering specialist training, a personal van and the opportunity to gain new qualifications and increase your earnings through overtime? On offer is an excellent opportunity to join this long standing international company, where you will be paid door to door and receive specialist training within a niche industry to help you progress your career. The company will also help you develop as an engineer through external qualification courses. This is a brilliant time to join this internationally renowned business as they continue expanding. They have a great reputation within their industry and are known for taking care of their staff. Your main responsibilities will be to carry out servicing and maintenance on a wide range of industrial doors and roller shutters, involving both electrical and mechanical work. This role would suit a Service Engineer, looking to join a well-established, forward thinking company offering lots of overtime, door to door pay and the opportunity to advance your career through progression. The Role - Maintenance and occasional commissioning on roller shutters and industrial doors - Door-to-door pay and overtime - Monday - Friday 39hr week The Person - Service Engineer - Industrial doors background - Electrically Qualified Field Service Engineer, Service Engineer, Maintenance Engineer, Industrial Doors, Automated Doors, Roller Shutter Doors, Doors, Loading bay, Dock levellers, Home Based, North West London, Reading, Slough, Watford, Bracknell, Oxford, High Wycombe, Hemel Hempstead, St Albans