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Agricultural Machine Service Engineer, Gloucestershire, £30,000 - £35,000 Circa + Overtime + Benefits, salary to £45,000 OTE

Unknown Resourcing is seeking experienced Service Engineers with Agricultural machinery, Farm Equipment or Heavy equipment service or repair experience based in Cirencester for our Engineering client.

The Agricultural Service Engineer will repair machines to the customer’s satisfaction in the service centre workshop, at field or customers location. Removes, installs, repairs, disassembles, assembles, performs failure analyses of all equipment including engines, electrical systems, hydraulics, transmissions, power train, brakes, steering, electronic and computer applications, you will use a laptop as much as getting your hands dirty to get the job done working on a full range of Agricultural machines.

Agricultural Machine Service Engineer Requirements:

* Relevant qualification, or equivalent experience within the field, Heavy Equipment or Land Based Engineering at Level 2+.

* Agricultural Machinery or Heavy Equipment service or repair

* Have excellent people skills, with the ability to communicate at all levels.

* Be willing to participate in training to improve and further your skills.

* Be willing to work overtime at peak periods.

Agricultural Machine Service Engineer position will offer:

* Excellent salary with regular appraisal reviews to reward performance.

* Your own Company van, laptop and mobile phone.

* Tool insurance as standard

* Structured career progression, clear development stages

* Regular overtime on all hours over 37.5 per week to ensure your earnings are substantially over your base salary

* Standby and on call payments opportunities to earn more in addition

* Company PPE, including safety boots

* A wide range of benefits including Company vehicle, increasing annual leave, pension contributions, eye tests, cycle to work scheme and EE Perks scheme.

* Excellent pension scheme paying well over the industry average

* Life Assurance

* 24 days annual leave rising to 28 per year