Field Service Engineer

Field Service Engineer Up to £45,000 per annum DOE Swindon + surrounding areas Van, Fuel card and Expenses card Here at Kamro were on the hunt for a resourceful, hands-on Field Service Engineer who relishes variety, enjoys solving challenges on the move, and wants to make their mark working across Swindon and the surrounding areas. If you're the kind of engineer who gets satisfaction from diagnosing under pressure, building relationships with site contacts, and delivering quality this could be your next role. About the role In this role you will be the face of the service offering, attending customer sites across Swindon and nearby areas to install, service, maintain, diagnose and repair a wide variety of plant machinery and equipment. You'll often work unsupervised, carrying your toolbox, making on-the-spot decisions, liaising with clients, and adapting to changing priorities throughout the week. Your role will span mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical tasks, plus offering customer support and feedback to the central team. About the client Our client is a specialist in plant machinery solutions, offering maintenance, repair, statutory inspections, and sourcing and procurement. Their reputation is built on technical excellence, reliability, and helping customers get the most out of their fleet. Our clients are coming out of the start up phase and are a small team, this helps to ensure that non corporate feel and employee views and thoughts are appreciated. They are growing their field capability and now need someone with strong skill, a proactive mindset, and a service-first attitude. Working hours Monday to Friday 45 hours per week (including 1 hour paid lunch per day) You'll travel daily within the designated service area (Swindon and surroundings) Field work environment - expect varied locations, conditions, and client settings Key duties Carry out installation, commissioning, servicing, and breakdown repairs on plant machinery at customer sites and at odd occasions our clients own yard. Diagnose faults across mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical systems with plant machinery. Perform preventative maintenance and inspections to manufacturer or client specifications Record and report job details, parts used, and recommendations clearly and promptly Liaise directly with customers making sure to explain issues, agree solutions, manage expectations Escalate complex problems to engineering leads and suggest improvements or modifications Maintain tools, stock, spares, and ensure your van is ready, clean, and safe Key requirements Proven field or workshop engineer experience, ideally working on plant machinery or industrial equipment Strong mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical diagnostic skills Ability to work independently in remote or client site settings Excellent communication and customer interface skills Full UK driving licence (essential) Flexibility, adaptability, and a…