Trainee Service Engineer / Trainee Installation Engineer / Trainee Engineer required to join a global, leading engineering manufacturer.
The successful Trainee Service Engineer / Trainee Installation Engineer / Trainee Engineer will be responsible for supporting the installation, servicing, and maintenance of pipework and compressed air systems. This includes working with a range of equipment such as compressors, vacuum pumps, blowers, dryers, nitrogen generators, and related systems at customer sites across the North West.
The Trainee Service Engineer / Trainee Installation Engineer / Trainee Engineer will ideally have hands-on mechanical engineering experience, coupled with the drive and willingness to develop their skills in installation and servicing for a global manufacturer. Qualifications such as NVQ, City & Guilds, HNC/HND, F-Gas, CSCS, IPAF, or similar would be highly advantageous.
£27,000 - £32,000 depending on experience
Company van door-to-door pay
25 days holiday plus bank holidays
Company pension
Overtime available
Additional benefits
Trainee Service Engineer / Trainee Installation Engineer / Trainee Engineer
Role
Install various compressed air products and pipework at customer sites across the North West of the UK.
Installing pipework using a variety of materials such as aluminium, copper, stainless steel, threaded steel and galvanized steel.
Install compressed air, nitrogen, and water pipelines into a wide range of manufacturing environments.
Carry out testing, setup, and basic commissioning of equipment under supervision.
Liaise with various engineering departments.
Work across customer sites throughout the Northwest with travel to Chester for training and parts collection.
Willingness to learn and develop skills in installation, servicing, and mechanical/electrical engineering systems.
Experience as a Trainee Engineer, Apprentice Engineer, Graduate Engineer, Mechanical Engineer, Marine Engineer, Entry Level Engineer, Electrical Engineer, or similar would be advantageous.
Hands-on experience in electrical and/or mechanical work with a desire to progress in a technical engineering role.
Understanding of three-phase electrics and controls would be a plus.
Mechanical qualification (NVQ, City & Guilds, HNC, HND, apprenticeship, FGas, CSCS, IPAF or similar) preferred but not essential.
Determination to learn the compressed air industry and enthusiasm for career progression.
Must be commutable to Chester for training and parts collection, with flexibility to travel across the Northwest for site work.
