Our client, a well-established and growing business within the engineering and facilities services sector, are looking for someone based on the M25 corridor around Kent and Essex, has an exciting new opportunity for a Field Service Technician to join their team on a full-time, permanent basis due to continued business growth and increased demand.

Please note; A driving licence is essential for this role.

The successful Field Service Technician should have:

Previous experience in a similar field service or maintenance role Good level off IT skills, including Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint) A professional, customer-focused approach with excellent communication skills A proactive attitude with the ability to take ownership and work independently A commitment to health & safety, quality, and continuous improvement In this role, the Field Service Technician will be responsible for:

Carrying out service, maintenance, and site surveys in line with company standards Representing the company as a professional ambassador, ensuring customer satisfaction Completing work to the required quality and safety standards, following instructions provided Maintaining tools, equipment, and work areas to a high standard of tidiness and care Continuously updating skills and knowledge to support effective service delivery Our client is offering the successful Field Service Technician a salary in the region of £17ph plus overtime rates, plus benefits including holiday allowance, pension, and ongoing training and development. You’ll also have all equipment provided including tools and a van. Working Monday – Friday, 40 hours a week with the possibility of working up to 50-55 hours a week.

If you are a motivated, reliable team player with a strong understanding of being on the tools and don’t mind working alone, apply now to be considered for this opportunity and to arrange an interview.

RE Recruitment act as an employment agency on behalf of the employer. If you don't hear back within 5 working days, please take this as an unsuccessful application.

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