Field Service Engineer (Construction Plant)

Field Service Engineer (Construction Plant)

£40,000 - £46,000 (£20 - £22 per hour) + Overtime at 1.5x + Door to Door pay + 12.5% Pension + 31.5 Days Holiday + Manufacturer Training + Progression + Days based + Early finish on Friday + No Overnight stays

Birmingham / West Midlands - Field Based (Local Patch)

Are you a Plant Engineer, Agricultural Engineer, HGV Technician or similar looking for a stable days-based Field Service role covering a local patch with an award-winning Engineering Group known for their great working environment, employee benefits and multiple progression pathways into Senior Technical, Specialist or Team leadership roles?

This is an opportunity to join a long-established engineering group expanding its construction machinery service operation. You will receive full product training while working predominantly on small to medium construction machinery, including excavators, carrying out technical diagnostics, servicing and repairs across a regional Midlands patch.

The role offers a 39-hour working week, no regular overnight stays, an early Friday finish and excellent long-term progression. Engineers are encouraged to develop technically, with routes into Senior Technician, Technical Specialist and Team Leader positions.

The Role:

Field-based servicing, diagnostics and repair of construction machinery

Predominantly small to medium excavators and associated heavy plant

Mechanical, hydraulic and electrical fault finding

Breakdown diagnosis and technical troubleshooting

Regional Midlands territory with no regular overnight stays

Monday to Thursday, 8:00am - 4:30pm

Friday, 8:00am - 3:30pm

39-hour basic week with additional hours paid at 1.5x

Full manufacturer and product training

The Person:

Background in construction plant, heavy plant, agricultural machinery or heavy commercial vehicles / HGVs

Strong practical hydraulics and electrical diagnostic experience

Confident fault finding across heavy mobile machinery

Recognised Level 3, NVQ, City & Guilds or equivalent technical qualification

Excavator experience advantageous but not essential

The Benefits:

£20 - £22 per hour depending on experience

Over 31 days holiday with option to purchase more

23.5 days holiday plus bank holidays

12.5% total pension contribution, including 8.5% employer contribution

Regional field-service patch

No overnight stays

Early Friday finish

Manufacturer/product training

Long-term technical and management progression

Employee/store discounts and wider company benefits

Keywords: Field Service Engineer, Mobile Plant Engineer, Construction Plant Engineer, Plant Engineer, Heavy Plant Engineer, Plant Technician, Plant Fitter, Mobile Plant Fitter, Excavator Engineer, Construction Equipment Engineer, Agricultural Engineer, Agricultural Service Engineer, SANY, Agricultural Technician, HGV Technician, Commercial Vehicle Technician, Heavy Machinery Engineer, Hydraulics, Electrical Diagnostics, Excavators, Heavy Plant, Construction Machinery, Birmingham, West Midlands, Worcester, Coventry, Telford, Stourport-on-Severn, Kidderminster.

Roundhouse Recruitment Limited acts as an employment agency in relation to this vacancy

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