Field Engineer White Goods Bosch

FIELD SERVICE ENGINEER - SERVICE TECHNICIAN

Full Product Training - If you can use a Multi Meter!

BOSCH - Premium Manufacturer of White Goods & Domestic Appliances

• Have basic Multi Meter experience?
• Can read a schematic/electrical circuit diagram?
• Do you want the stability working for a Premium Manufacturer of Home Appliances?
• If the answer is Yes - Then full product training is provided!

Starting Basic from:

• 37,826 salary outside M25 + (1500 Refrigeration or 2500 Gas Qualified) + Bonus circa 2500
• 41,826 inside M25 + Bonus 2500 + (to 2500 if Gas Qualified + 1600 if Refrigeration)

Bosch the Premium Manufacturer of Kitchen Appliances are expanding!

We are seeking a Field Service Engineer ideally residing in:

• GU/KT Postcodes
• Ideally GU21,(phone number removed) or KT11,(phone number removed)

Training will be given to those who have a technical, engineering or an electrical aptitude - or perhaps you have always wanted to be an Engineer!

You must have a Full UK Driving Licence (max 3 points) and right to work within the UK.

A Electrical or Gas qualification would be an advantage.

SALARY & HOURS

• 37,826 Basic outside of M25 + (1500 Refrigeration or 2500 Gas Qualified)
• 41,826 inside M25 + Bonus 2500 + (to 2500 if Gas Qualified + 1600 if Refrigeration)
• Bonus of circa 2500
• Van with private use option (fully stocked)
• Monday to Friday
• 1 Saturday a month (Paid in OT)
• 37.5 hr Week
• Tools, uniform, full support & ongoing training
• Extensive Benefits

Interested?

Apply or want to know more then contact Ella at startMonday now!

Experience in the following would be an advantage, but not essential; White Goods Engineer, Domestic Appliance Engineer, Refrigeration Engineer, HVAC Engineer, Laundry Engineer, Maintenance Engineer, Coffee Engineer, Electrician, Electrical Assistant, Vending Engineer, Gas Engineer, Technician, Maintenance Technician, Gaming Engineer, Electronics Engineer, Meter Engineer, etc.

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