Electrical Service Engineer PCB


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Electrical Service Engineer - PCB level Electronic / Electrical Equipment

Full training will be given. You must be physically fit and willing to travel.

You will need to be able to fault find to component level on PCB boards. (This is the main technical criteria).

Any qualification in Electrical / Electronics would be useful, such as city and guilds, BTEC, or HNC /HND.

Working on 230V and 415V mains voltage equipment.

You can come from a Maintenance or Technician background but you must be willing to travel as a Service Engineer.

You must live within a commutable distance of Wolverhampton as you will be required to go into the workshop.

You must be technically motivated and interested in a high level of Customer Service.

You will be responsible to the Services Manager .

You will be working within the UK and potentially overseas.

Qualifications / experience.
All types of electrical test equipment.
Your own vehicle

Basic 30K OTE 38-45K
Your own vehicle 4.5K ( Allowance )
Mileage £0.45P
Overtime rates 1.3. 1.5, 2.0
21 Days holiday + bank holidays
Pension contribution
Day allowances

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