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My client is a well-established hydraulic hose repair company. Offering remote 24/7 emergency repairs within a range of industries. My client is currently growing and are on the lookout for an experienced Hydraulic Hose Engineer who is keen to work within a fast-paced role. This Mobile Hydraulic Hose Engineers role will involve attending clients site and assisting with hydraulic issues on a wide variety of equipment.

Hydraulic Hose Engineer

North West London
£30,000 - £40,000 (DOE) Starting Salary - Fully stocked van, phone, tablet, bonus based on the vans turnover, 23 days holidays plus bank holidays, on call and overtime.

Your responsibilities will include but not be limited to:

Maintain relationships with existing clients.
Work closely with other mobile engineers to assist with issues on other sites if required.
Ensure all HSE guidelines are followed.
Provide professional onsite hydraulic hose replacement services to a high standard.
Increasing customer portfolio and company brand awareness within sector.
Maintaining vehicles stock levels, maintenance and documentation.
Generating new business and upselling with existing clients where possible.
Ensure equipment is maintained and make changes when required.
To apply you MUST have or hold:

Understanding of hydraulic hose replacement.
Able to present yourself professionally.
Able to communicate technical information to clients.
Strong Hydraulic knowledge – hoses, fittings, couplings
Experience in fault finding and trouble shooting.
Mechanically minded as a minimum
Able to work in a fast-paced environment
Basic general knowledge of hydraulic components.
Strong communication skills both written and verbally.
Full UK driver’s license
Be able to manage workload.
This is a fantastic opportunity for an experienced mobile hose engineer to join a fantastic hard working team where you will not be just a number.

If you are interested in this new and exciting position then call Tom Brocklehurst on the listed number or ideally email with your current CV.

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