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STILL Materials Handling Ltd offers a range of challenging careers across the UK and we are keen to talk to you about the direction in which you would like your career to go. We are currently looking for a Site Service Engineer to join our team in the Coventry area. We are looking for vehicle technicians or mechanical engineers who have experience working as a forklift technician, plant fitter, plant technician, vehicle technician or a similar type of role. Experience within plant equipment, powered access equipment, agricultural machinery, motor vehicles or industrial cleaners may make this role perfect for you! Working with everything from small pallet trucks, through to IC trucks, VNA trucks and automated trucks, you will be required to find, diagnose, and rectify faults, and undertake preventative maintenance on STILL forklifts and other material handling equipment at our customer sites. We offer: What we offer: Competitive salary based on experience 39.5 hour working week, Monday-Thursday 0800-1630, Friday 0800-1600 Annual 5% bonus Opportunity to earn commission Overtime opportunities Occasional on-call support required paid in addition to your salary Company van and fuel card, with the option for private use 25 days annual leave Company pension scheme World class STILL specialised product training Full Forklift Driver License What to Expect: Buddy support system in place Company laptop and phone In boot overnight parts deliveries PPE and Uniform supplied Uniform cleaning service Ongoing manufacturer training on our market-leading range of material handling equipment Technical support available Local support network of from colleagues Tasks and Qualifications: Who are we looking for? To be considered for this role, you will need experience in at least one of the following areas: Mechanical engineering Electrical engineering Hydraulics Ideally you will have an NVQ level 3 (or equivalent) qualification, although this is not essential. You will need to be IT literate and able to use latest technology to keep accurate records and place orders. You must hold a full UK driving license. You will need to have the following personal attributes: Good communication skills to liaise with our customers and internal colleagues Ability to work both independently and as part of a team Take pride in your work and complete tasks to the highest standard A high level of accuracy and attention to detail A positive and can-do attitude Flexibility to adapt to the changing needs of the role A desire to be a STILL brand ambassador
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