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Alexander James Recruiting is currently working with a leading material handling manufacturer who are looking to recruit a new field-based forklift service engineer to service their client base around the Manchester area. With a competitive salary & overtime opportunity plus numerous other benefits, this is a great opportunity for an experienced field engineer interested in a new role.
Responsibilities
· Servicing a client based around in the Manchester area
· Servicing forklift trucks & other material handling equipment
· Fixing other equipment to include plant hire
· Ensuring excellent customer service and representing the company in the right way when servicing & repairing forklifts & other equipment
Requirements
The company have a preference for an individual from a forklift truck background but this is not essential. The company are open to considering candidates from other backgrounds including plant, powered access, automotive/commercial vehicles or cranes or other related sectors provided you have strong hydraulics and pneumatics experience. You will be able to work well on your own with your own initiative and have good customer facing skills. Ultimately, the company are after an individual with the right attitude and work ethic. In terms of location, you can be based anywhere around the Manchester area.
Benefits
· Competitive salary (up to £32k)
· Overtime paid time and a half
· After sales commission opportunity
· Up to 5% annual bonus
· Company van
· Paid door to door
· Competitive pension
· 25 days holiday + statutory
The Company
The company are an international manufacturer of forklift trucks, thus operating in the material handling industry. Part of a wider group, they’re also involved in supplying various other types of warehouse equipment and are one the most well-known brands within the material sector, being a true market leader. Having obtained consistent growth for the last 30 years, they’re expecting this to continue and are therefore looking to bring in new engineers to service the consistently expanding client base
