Field Service Engineer

Field Water Purification Service Engineer

South West of England

£40,000 - £45,000pa

Your Recruitment Coach are looking for an experienced Field Water Purification Service Engineer to join an established and growing business.

This is a hands‑on role involving the installation, commissioning, servicing and fault‑finding of water purification equipment across customer sites throughout the UK. You’ll also travel to the company's Wellingborough office for training and preparation when required.

The role

You’ll work on a range of water purification systems including:

• Reverse Osmosis and Deionisation systems
• Water softeners and filtration systems
• UV systems and ring mains
• Pumps, valves, tanks and control panels
• Electrical and mechanical equipment
• System sterilisation and pH correction systems

You’ll need to be comfortable working independently, diagnosing faults and dealing directly with customers in a professional and technical manner. Experience with electrical/mechanical systems, PLCs, chemicals/COSHH and water purification equipment would be highly beneficial.

About you

We’re looking for someone who is:

• Experienced in electrical and mechanical engineering
• A strong problem solver with excellent attention to detail
• Confident working independently and as part of a team
• Customer‑focused with good communication and reporting skills
• Self‑motivated and organised
• Comfortable travelling throughout the UK, including occasional overnight stays
• Committed to health, safety and high‑quality workmanship

Training will be provided where required, so a willingness to learn is just as important as your existing experience.

Package

• Salary dependent on experience and internal grading
• 25 days holiday + bank holidays
• Company vehicle with satellite navigation
• iPhone
• Pension
• Ongoing training and career progression
• Company uniform and full PPE
• Time and travel monitoring
• Bonus opportunities

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