Field Service Engineer; Industrial Cleaning Equipment

Job Role

Field Service Engineer (Industrial Cleaning Equipment) –

Location:

Dartford, Kent (commutable locations). Salary: £38,000‑£41,000 base (OTE £50,000+).

Hours:

Monday‑Friday, 40 hrs/week, Door‑to‑door paid, overtime 1.5x. Job type:
Full time, Permanent.

The client has partnered with a rapidly expanding organization within the Industrial Cleaning Equipment sector to support the growth of their engineering team. We are looking for a skilled electromechanical engineer who will learn, develop, and progress within the industrial cleaning machinery sector.

• 25 days annual leave + public holidays (33 overall)
• Full & comprehensive training scheme on electrical & mechanical fault‑finding, repair on industrial cleaning products
• Wider group company pension scheme
• Internal and external training & development (products and electrical/mechanical certificates)
• 12‑week structured training and welcome process
• Laptop, company vehicle, fuel card
• Development and progression routes into management/senior positions
• Overtime available at 1.5x
• Door‑to‑door paid to/from site

• Attend breakdowns, service, and installations on industrial cleaning equipment within an 1‑hour radius.
• Use manual and electrical hand tools, lifting equipment, and hot‑working tools.
• Perform electrical, electronic, mechanical fault‑finding and repairs on industrial cleaning equipment, IG engines (petrol, diesel, LPG).
• Manage time to ensure high‑standard work is completed timely.
• Update job reports and order parts as necessary.
• Ensure H&S procedures are followed.

• Electrical, mechanical fault‑finding, repair & service experience (advantageous).
• Good level of electrical or mechanical knowledge; similar roles may include plant engineer, maintenance engineer, hydraulic engineer, pneumatic engineer, mechanical fitter.
• Relevant qualifications: NVQ or City & Guilds in mechanical/electrical engineering (advantageous).
• Experience using electrical & mechanical tools.
• Previous experience as mechanical, electrical or field‑based engineer on diesel engines and diagnostic tools.
• Full UK Driver’s licence.