Mechanical Field Service Engineer – The Opportunity
Are you a mechanically biased engineer looking for a field-based role with autonomy, variety, and strong earning potential?
This is an opportunity to join a long-established UK supplier of garage equipment, supporting a busy customer base across London and the M25 region. You’ll work on a wide range of mechanical systems, diagnosing faults, carrying out repairs, and keeping essential workshop equipment operational.
If you enjoy hands‑on engineering, problem‑solving, and being out on‑site rather than stuck in one place, this role offers real long‑term progression and stability.
The Role – Mechanical Field Service Engineer
Working from home, you’ll attend customer sites across the region, focusing primarily on the mechanical service and repair of garage equipment.
Key responsibilities
- Service, maintenance, and repair of tyre changers, wheel balancers, and vehicle lifts
- Mechanical fault finding, diagnosis, and repair on customer sites
- Working on hydraulic, pneumatic, and mechanical systems
- Carrying out planned maintenance and reactive breakdown work
- Installation and commissioning of new equipment
- Ensuring all work is completed safely and efficiently
- Completing service reports via tablet and liaising with the service team
What We’re Looking For
- Strong mechanical engineering background (essential)
- Experience working on hydraulic, pneumatic, or lifting equipment
- Previous field service, maintenance, or workshop engineering experience
- Confident fault‑finder with a practical, hands‑on approach
- Any experience with garage equipment, plant, lifting gear, or similar is highly advantageous
- Basic electrical knowledge (desirable, not essential)
- Strong work ethic and ability to work independently
- Full UK driving licence
Salary, Overtime & Benefits
- Starting salary from £42,500 (DOE)
- Overtime available to boost earnings significantly
- Company van, fuel card, tools, tablet, and phone
- Door‑to‑door style working environment (field‑based autonomy)
- Full product training and ongoing development
- Stable, long‑term role with a growing UK business
Why This Role?
- A field‑based position with independence
- A varied workload across different customer sites
- The chance to build specialist equipment knowledge
- A clear route to long‑term career development
Apply Now – Mechanical Field Service Engineer
If you’re a mechanically biased engineer looking for a new challenge in a field service environment, apply today and take the next step in your career.
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