PlanetRecruitField Service Engineer jobs in Buckinghamshire
Field Service Engineer (White goods) - High Wycombe / Slough
- Recruiter :
- Concept IT
- Salary :
- £18,000 to £26,000 per year (20000)
- Location :
- High Wycombe Slough Twickenham Buckin
- Description :
- Field Service Engineer (white goods) required to cover High Wycombe, Slough and surrounding areas . Ideal candidates will be experienced within a Field Service Engineering role ideally within repair and servicing of various domestic appliances or possess a strong electro mechanical background. Other experience of gas or refrigeration would also be advantageous. My client will be paying upto £22, 000 + overtime + allowance + van + training + pension. Please apply
- Posted on :
- 04/07/2008
Electromechanical Medical Field Service Engineer
- Recruiter :
- STR Ltd
- Salary :
- £20,000 to £28,000 per year (Benefits)
- Location :
- Milton Keynes
- Description :
- Electromechanical Medical Field Service Engineer to join their team working on leading ... Electromechanical Medical Field Service Engineer will be the customer face of the ... Medical Field Service Engineer should be educated to degree/HND level or ... field service experience ideally within medical/scientific engineering. This position for Medical Electronic Field Service Engineer is covering Central England ... training before starting your role as a Electromechanical Medical Field Service
- Posted on :
- 02/07/2008
Field Service Engineer (Electro-Mechanical) - High Wycombe / Watford
- Recruiter :
- Concept-IT
- Salary :
- £22,000 to £28,000 per year (£28,000)
- Location :
- high wycombe watford hemel hempstead
- Description :
- Electro-mechanical field engineer required by a leading supplier of office equipment to service and maintain equipment in High Wycombe and surrounding areas. This role does involve travel throughout Southern England. The successful applicant will come from a field engineering background and be competent with electrical and mechanical fault finding, service and installation work. Any electrical or mechanical accreditations would be highly advantageous but by no means
- Posted on :
- 03/07/2008